4WD

Setting up a 4WD to tow a caravan isn’t just about fitting a tow bar and hooking up the van. The weight of the caravan, how much you carry in the vehicle, your suspension, braking, visibility and electrical connections can all affect what your vehicle…

The Kia Tasman is still a new addition to the Australian 4WD market, and plenty of owners are starting to think about what their setup could look like. The good news is, you don’t need to build everything at once. A great Tasman setup starts…

A snorkel is one of those 4WD accessories most people recognise straight away, but there is still plenty of confusion around what it actually does and whether every 4WD needs one. For some drivers, a snorkel makes plenty of sense. For others, it may not…

An air compressor is one of those 4WD accessories that can quickly become something you use more often than expected. Whether you’re lowering your tyre pressures for the beach, heading off road for the weekend or setting up a vehicle for longer touring trips, having…

Not every 4WD needs to be built for weeks of remote travel. If most of your trips are weekends down south, beach days, camping trips, fishing weekends or a few nights away, your setup can be a lot simpler. The key is choosing accessories that…

A good HiLux build doesn’t need to start with everything at once. For a ute that needs to handle work during the week and weekends away, it makes sense to start with the upgrades that are going to make the biggest difference to how you…

When people start planning a tray and canopy build, it’s easy to focus on the accessories you can see. The tray. The canopy. The fridge. The drawers. The storage. What often gets pushed to the bottom of the list is the electrical system that powers…

The Ford Ranger continues to be one of the most popular vehicles coming through our workshop. Some are work utes. Some are family tourers. Some are being built for towing caravans or heading off on long trips around WA. While every build is different, there…

If you’re planning a touring setup, it’s easy to get caught up looking at accessories. Bull bars. Suspension. Trays and canopies. Electrical systems. Fridges. Storage. Recovery gear. The options are almost endless. But after helping customers build touring vehicles for all kinds of adventures across…