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Rent tough 4wd adventure rigs to explore and experience life

I have never driven a 4wd in the bush  before do I need experience to rent one of your rigs  ?

A number of our recommended treks are perfectly suitable for someone that has never driven a 4wd offroad before. We will provide a detailed handover of the vehicle and how to handle and set up your camping trailers. We also include a comprehensive safety guide and hand book with each vehicle. The vehicles with trailers are in excess of 2.5 tonne gross so it is very different to driving a normal car and you do need to accommodate your driving style accordingly. For any of the treks that involve sand driving, river crossings or other advanced off road situations we expect that you already have suitable experience in managing a 4wd vehicle, recovery techniques and to safely navigate a variety of off road terrain.

If you would  like some professional guidance  we  also offer a one day off road driving course that will be conducted in your chosen rig and adapted to your existing skill level.

Are the camping trailers easy to set up ?

This is the beauty of the camping trailer is it is so easy to manoeuvre and set up. We will provide a run through of the process upon vehicle pick up and each rig includes a detailed instruction book covering every possible question. Leave yourself some extra time for the first effort preferably while it is still daylight while to acquaint yourself with the system. Each subsequent time you will have your camp set up from 15-30 mins.

What if I break down ?

Our vehicles have been designed and specifically prepared to perform off road and the probability of mechanical breakdown is unlikely. There are some basic 4wd repairs and recovery  that we would expect you to be able to carry out on your own including; changing tyres, ensuring the radiator and cooling systems are clear of debris, removing the vehicle from a bog. If you are heading into the remote outback we also supply extra wheels, fanbelts,  radiator hoses and a tool kit. In the most remote areas it is highly recommended that you do not travel alone, it is mandatory to carry plenty of spare water and absolutely never leave your vehicle.  

Useful information on outback safety can be found here.

 

 

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