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Having established your overland vehicle is heavier than normal, fitting heavy duty springs and shocks is a sensible modification.
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All terrain tyres from a good manufacturer are they way forward. Cooper Discoverer or BFGs ATs are a safe choice for most.
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For off road driving, you may need to change tyre air pressures quite often, some times even within a few meters.
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Most vehicles have spare wheels fitted underneath the the rig. It’s easy to access. But if you get stuck in sand or mud, you have little to no chance
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To avoid draining your main starter battery, keep all additional electrics and electronic modifications separate.
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On long trips getting fuel can be a challenge. There’s often a desire to retro fit extra fuel tanks. BUT, do you really need extra complexity? Use fuel cans
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The choices for storage arrangements are endless.
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Given the weight distribution considerations, if at all possible avoid roof racks. However, if you want or need a roof tent, you have little choice.
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– Off road driving training – Learning self recovery and First Aid