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My Jeep is getting close to 10 years old now and it's at the point were many things need a refresh in order to be sure the truck is reliable for upcoming trips. What do you guys like to do when trucks get old? Sell and replace with new ones? or go over everything and make the old new again...

The vehicle I use for overlanding and off roading is pushing 30 years old and is also my daily driver. I absolutely love the thing and daily drive it because I want to and not because I have to. Maintenance is a bit expensive but I think it is worth it. What about you guys? Does anyone else...

Can't think of anything else other than drilling holes. It also depends on your truck though. if it has a sunroof you may be able to pass some ire through there. Whatever you do make sure you don't ket water leaks afterwards

Is there anything that isn't on back order lately? I guess it is the time to use our trucks as they are since we can't get anything as far as upgrades are concerned

Damn! I love those Rhino wheels, they are so pretty! Have fun out on the trails with them

I always see some in the truck when going out on trips. I don't use it as main camp food but instead as a backup for days when I am too tired to cook or if I just run out of ingredients to cook anything worthwhile

Great idea. Rooftop tents just sit on roofs without being used for the majority of time and all they do is add weight. When you have it on a trailer you only carry it around when you need it. Furthermore, you can setup basecamp and hit the tough trails in the area again without having the...

If propane is stored in a sealed tank the you will have no issues.

I have never used the gas ones but I can reassure you the diesel variants worked great every time I used them. Would highly recommend them

Can't beat the good old paper filter mate

I change them every 20-25k miles just to have fresh rubber at all times as I love the tougher trails. I sell the old ones as they usually still have some life left in them

I am pretty sure you must be able to import it now mate it over 25 years old

Patagonia M/Ts great price and performance mate, there is a reason why trails are full of them nowadays

It must have been an interesting one with all the snow. Covid also didn't effect it this year so I guess it was back to normal?

Fitting 40s on a Gladiator. How much modification does it require?

Good question. The answer above is a good one; however, those smart caps cost a lot of money. I am thinking of deleting one of the two rear seats, build a small drawer system that open up towards the door and on top of it mount a wood piece (covered in same flour mat as the one in your truck)...

Nope, not in our wildest dreams! There is a huge back order. I really miss the time where you could order any kit you wanted and it would show up in a week

I have seen a few that have big wheels on them so they don't get stuck on rocks but can't remember what they are called. I am pretty sure that if you search around on the internet you will find some options

If you want you can always go a bit overboard and use one of these https://www.messermeister.com/collections/overland-chef

In the engine bay and undercarriage I might use some engine degreaser but for the body of the car I just use a high pressure hose and a lot of scrubbing!