When winter comes around, you’ll need to store your off-roader for the season. Freezing conditions bring snow, sleet, ice and other unwanted conditions. You’ll need to care for your machine correctly to ensure it’s ready for the warmer spring days. With that in mind, here are six tips on storing your rig safely in the off-season. 1. Find Storage The first step is to find a place to store your off-roader. The best option for any vehicle is to lock it up in storage. Preferably, you’ll find one that’s climate-controlled to maintain your machine’s condition. These facilities are also suitable in t ..read more

Don’t let 2023 be the year you skip out on having the truck of your dreams! Owning a truck is so much more than just using it for work or to tow things; it’s also about gearing it with mods and accessories that match your style and preferences. The good thing about trucks is that they are specifically designed for versatility, which means being able to equip it with various mods to enhance power, safety, looks, comfort and so much more! So whether you’re all about hitting the show circuits or more about taking to the trails on weekends, we’ve compiled a list of some top aftermarket mods you’ll ..read more

Off-road trips aren’t like your average family vacation. They take you into the wild, where adventure and danger hide around every corner. The excitement is even greater when you go across the country and tackle unfamiliar trails in foreign environments. Follow these five essential tips to make your long-distance off-road trip a success. 1. Prep Your Vehicle You can start by getting your off-road vehicle ready for a long journey. This isn’t a regular day trip, so you must make some extra preparations. Perform a rudimentary inspection of the engine, transmission, fluids, and tires. Yo ..read more

Whether you’re gearing up for an overloading weekend trip or simply hitting the pavement for your daily commute, our GRID Off-Road GD15 wheels will make sure you do it in style. As a popular off-road rim style for many, the GD15 features custom backspacing/offset and a vehicle-specific bolt pattern and center bore. This means the wheel is blank and specifically manufactured for the vehicle it will adorn. Available in 17×9 and 20×9 sizes, you can opt for three different finishes: Gloss Black w/ Milled Accents, Matte Bronze w/ Matte Black and Matte Black w/ Double Dark Tint. For this SEMA projec ..read more

Off-road vehicles are among the most fun to modify. You can make numerous changes to ride in style on any terrain. One of the most practical mods you can install is a gun rack. Hunters, survivalists and anybody who loves the outdoors could use one, and they can come in handy when you need them most. Here’s what you need to know about gun racks and how to attach one to your off-roader. 1.     Check Your State Laws Check your state or country’s laws about mounting gun racks onto your off-road vehicle before drilling any holes. Most states allow gun racks, but there are some t ..read more

Electric vehicles are the future of automotive, with more and more automakers releasing electric models of their most popular vehicles. But every once in a while, a new brand will step into the market and start to garner attention. Rivian is one such newcomer whose R1T electric truck is making waves. Electric trucks are relatively new, with many big names like Chevy and Ford releasing EV trucks to appeal to those looking to be environmentally friendly and go gas-free. But the Rivian is more than just a truck that’s electric and was built for whatever you call a road. It was built for the trail ..read more

Regular road trips can be lots of fun, but driving on flat stretches of highway for hours on end can get redundant after a while. Off-road trips literally and figuratively take you off the beaten path, creating a deeper bond between yourself and your vehicle. Here are seven tips for planning an adventurous and memorable off-road road trip. 1.     Choose a Manageable Terrain Start by researching off-roading destinations and finding places with manageable terrains. These are the different types of off-roading, in order from the least to most challenging environments: Gr ..read more

Off-road towing is a great way to bring all your gear with you on exciting trips, but you’ll need to come prepared. Overlanding with a trailer successfully requires a bit more awareness and prep than off-roading with only your tow vehicle.So, if you’re getting ready for your first off-road towing experience, these tips can help you hit the trails prepared. 1. Bring an Off-Roading Buddy The No. 1 tip for anyone going overlanding with a trailer is to bring a buddy. You’ll be far safer if you’ve got someone else along for the ride, whether it’s just a friend in the passenger seat or a big group i ..read more

Off-roaders always expect to cause some sort of damage to their vehicles when they hit the trails. But these days, the most severe damage happens at the gas pump. Fuel prices remain incredibly high nationwide, even after a slight drop. Here are five practical ways you can cut your off-road vehicle’s fuel costs. 1. Develop Fuel-Saving Driving Habits Your vehicle’s mileage can vary widely based on your driving habits. You can’t afford to be wasteful with gas prices at their current levels. Start practicing these fuel-efficient driving habits next time you get behind the wheel: Stop idling. Foll ..read more

If a man’s best friend is his dog, his next best friend might be an off-road vehicle. Whether it’s a truck, Jeep or something else, you put time and effort into protecting and maintaining your prized machine. Animals, weather, thieves and other factors risk its safety. Car thefts occur every 36 seconds on average in the United States, so keep these things in mind when you store your off-road vehicle. 1.     Animals You may not see your vehicle every day to check on it if you leave it in a garage away from your home. A warm indoor climate will be attractive to bugs and possi ..read more