Offroad

Whether you tow an overland trailer, load the back of your 4×4 with camping gear, or just want more control of your vehicle, Hellwig Suspension Products has the sway bar or helper springs to get the job done. Making extended trips into the backcountry can mean saddling your rig with more weight than usual, which View the full article

The ’21 Ram TRX has moves, it is a gorgeous beast of a truck that exudes luxury and has the performance to back it up. In fact, it is one of the most fantastic pieces of machinery we have ever strapped ourselves into. And that’s no hyperbole, it really is that impressive. Based on the View the full article

On This Week’s Show: Paul Schneider from Chemical Guys 3D printing with metal: MIMO Technik Aerospace Chevy Silverado 3500HD now tows 36,000 pounds Learn about the latest in car care products and technology from Chemical Guys co-founder and CEO Paul Schneider, and travel with Lightning to MIMO Technik Aerospace where he will share the fascinating View the full article

Flaring metal brake lines and metal fuel lines (or transmission lines) is something of an art when using the most common type of double flaring tool. We’re talking about the mass-produced double flare tools that have a multipart mandrel to hold the tool with small holes and wing nuts, a small die (you’ll drop it View the full article

“That’s not a knife….that’s a knife.” If you go by the 1980s cinematic definition of what is and isn’t a knife, you’d think we’d all be packing broadswords as our everyday carry blades to cut our cheese and open packages. But today’s standards are thankfully grounded in a more realistic approach of what does and View the full article

The number of possible variations on the popular LS engine is downright scary if you are new to the game and trying to figure out which one to grab at the junkyard or online. So let’s start from the beginning. The Gen III small-block V-8 era began with the 1997 Corvette’s 5.7L LS1. Like all View the full article

It’s difficult to believe that the Hummer brand has been out of our lives for more than a decade now. We were big fans, mostly due to the brand’s vehicles’ amazing off-road capabilities. However, for as big of fans as we were, there were certainly those who didn’t see Hummer in quite the same light. View the full article

Yamaha recently introduced us to its all-new entry into the recreational UTV class: the 2021 Wolverine RMAX 1000. This new vehicle features a whole host of class-leading features including a new 999cc parallel-twin engine, entirely new chassis, and state-of-the-art cockpit. You can read all about the new vehicle in our First Look deep dive here. View the full article

Here is a tip for LS enthusiasts out there: If the question ever arises about how to make an LS better, your go-to response should always be swap the cam! Sure, cylinder heads and intake manifolds are most welcome (especially on cathedral-port applications), but their gains are all but dependent on the presence of wilder-than-stock View the full article

While it’s certainly not uncommon to spot lifted 4×4 Sprinter vans cruising Rim of the World highway on the way to Big Bear, California, this past weekend was different. Thousands of van-lifers converged on the small mountain town to attend the (free!) third-annual Adventure Van Expo to peruse new and used camper vans, speak with View the full article

Life is all about the pursuit of power. In this case, though, we mean electricity—not horsepower. As overlanding setups and pickups in general become more and more reliant on electricity, companies are getting increasingly creative in developing portable methods to generate, store, and deliver sweet, sweet electrons. Ontario, Canada–based Worksport, a seller of truck tonneau covers, View the full article

Kenda gathered a group of its dealers in Las Vegas, Nevada, to bring them up to speed on the latest in Kenda’s tire technology and to showcase the capability of its off-road lineup when placed sidewall to sidewall with other tires on the market. Classroom sessions came first where engineers gave a look into the View the full article

We left Ultimate Adventure last month snoozing at camp after climbing to the top of a mountain to visit the incredible McKelvey Lake outside McAllister, Montana. And while unique museums, ghost towns, and abandoned train tunnels were in the event’s rear view mirror, that’s not to say our bag of surprises was empty. On the View the full article

Some do-it-all inventions make compromises until the point that they do nothing very well, and tools are no exception. Specialized tools are generally the way to go. What we are trying to say is hammers don’t make very good TIG welders, and TIG welders aren’t very good for banging metal into shape. Sure, someone could View the full article

Not all new products that we show you on FourWheeler.com are necessarily new. They may be a reimagining or improvement on an old design, or a product that is new to us even though it may have been produced for a few years…or more. American Convoy LJ Tops, high-end soft tops for LJ (2003-2006) TJ View the full article

We’ve driven the all-new 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe and the 2021 GMC Yukon but hadn’t gotten a chance to pilot the third of GM’s fullsize SUV cousins, the all-new 2021 Cadillac Escalade—until now. Vastly different than either of GM’s other two family haulers, the 2021 Cadillac Escalade aims to set the bar for what fullsize luxury View the full article

36,000-Pound Crown! If you haven’t paid attention to the towing capability wars, we’ll give you a recap. Chevrolet has dethroned the Ford F-350 Super Duty and its 35,750-pound towing capacity. Here’s how you can put the power to pull 18 tons in your driveway: order a two-wheel-drive, regular-cab, dual-rear-wheel Silverado 3500HD equipped with the Duramax View the full article

Tools and their use are two of the things that set humans apart from other animals. Sure, some other animals use tools to do what they do, but our large brains and opposable thumbs give us a huge advantage over other animals, enabling us to make tools from pointy sticks to high-end computers and everything View the full article

There’s a core group of guys who spend an inordinate amount of time and/or effort to get Ultimate Adventure planned, executed, and covered in a such way that everybody who cares about the event can maximize their enjoyment of it. Fred Williams is always good for a solution to a problem or an industry contact View the full article

The December 2020 issue of Four Wheeler is like a mega buffet of awesome 4×4 sustenance! We’ve collected a wide range of 4×4 goodness that’ll feed your off-road hunger, and it goes on sale at newsstands around the world on October 23! Light Is Might The theme of the December 2020 issue is lighting, and View the full article