July 13, 2015 – Learn to Drive ” The Fun Way By: Perry Stern
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Author: Tom Severin
Deadly Mistakes: Spinning Tires
Getting stuck is a common occurrence among four wheelers. After all, we intentionally drive in difficult areas. Every situation is different, but one common trait I see is the inappropriate use of power to get through. It seems logical enough: I’m stuck or losing momentum; why not just hit the… Continue reading
Extra Fuel Cans Are A Real Gas
Due to a number of variables, it’s difficult to say precisely how much extra gas you need for a particular trip. Generally, 5 to 10 gallons is enough for most trips. That will get you to another source of fuel in most circumstances. One factor is your vehicle’s mileage while… Continue reading
Trail Food for the Non-cook
Let’s say you love the outdoors, and yearn for a weekend of four wheeling. But you can’t cook or don’t care to. It’s just not your bag. Should you stay home? Of course not! You can still hit the trails “ you just need to plan accordingly. You’re in luck…. Continue reading
Moab 2015: Discount Tire Trail Run on Metal Masher
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When Disaster Calls, Amateur Radio Answers
A recent act of vandalism serves as a reminder to have diverse communications capability with you while four wheeling. Vandals cut a major fiber optic cable in Arizona on Feb. 25, disrupting communications throughout the northern part of the state. Cellphone, internet and telephone services were affected, along with ATMs,… Continue reading
Camping Hygiene
Four wheeling presents a host of challenges in any environment. Drivers naturally focus on terrain and techniques. Therefore at the end of long day, food safety and hygiene don’t always get the attention they’re due. Let’s review some basics. Safe food handling and storage Keeping food chilled properly can be… Continue reading
What’s On Your 4-Wheel Drive Bucket List?
Have you seen the movie, The Bucket List? If not, you’ve probably heard about it. Briefly, it’s the story of two terminally ill men (played by Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman), who try to atone for their lives by making the best use of their final days. As they travel… Continue reading
10 More Tips Your 4WD Instructor Didn’t Tell you!
With the holiday season upon us, I am reminded of all that we are grateful for throughout the year: family, friends, good health, and the nearly unlimited opportunities available to us in this great country, including off-road driving. Whether cruising sandy dunes, tackling the rocky trails in the mountains, or… Continue reading
Top 10 Fears of New 4WD Owners
Driving off road presents a host of challenges for any driver. Four wheeling can be especially intimidating for new drivers. Those initial concerns are understandable. It takes off-road experience to build skill set and confidence. If you’ve considered going off road but are reluctant to do so, relax. The following… Continue reading
Avoid “Trail Prices” – Take Spare Parts
In last month’s article, Proper Storage Maximizes Space, Minimizes Down Time, we reviewed various storage methods and explained why it’s important to be neat and compact. This article goes into more detail about what you should carry. Normally we think of in terms of basic supplies. Here we’re focusing on… Continue reading
Jeep Upgrade: New Superwinch and Rokmen Steel Bumper
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