I remember the days when I knew next to nothing about 4x4ing. I had been taking the 4x4 out for a while before I went and did a day course up at Lancelin and found out I knew less than nothing LOL Always worth doing a bit of a training course when we start out.

I liked the bit where you didn't actually show the consistency.

Awesome vid. This pair of videos will become my go-to training video. Thanks for sharing.

Great simple yet effective setup, what camping is all about

Really awesome setup mate, my Hilux is very similar and love it, great touring vehicles!

Excellent review, and amazing set up you have! I watched because I have just bought the 2024 Hilux but not received it yet while they are doing the mods and add ons to it I want. Disappointing about the traction control issue this is something Toyota badly need to fix. Seems rather stupid that when off road which is when you could arguably need traction control the most, you have to turn it off, or face a possible $180.00 repair bill. Very surprised a supposedly quality brand like Toyota has such a bug in the system. Maybe it has already been fixed, guess I will soon find out!

I think it would of made a better video if you showed the bad things then explained how to get out telling a person is not as good as showing good video anyway just would of liked a bit more bogged stuff and recovery

sucks that they come with the clips built in rather than making them attachable, if you go to hardwire it you have to cut it voiding there warenty.

I have the exact same model triton just wondering what size tyres you are running?

Some great tips there guys cheers

Next week. The recoveries 😂

Made me itchy to go out 4wdriving, pity u stopped your sandy cape trips, was my favourite, cheers boys

Great vid, very useful for this newbie. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing

very good swag Gary, fits perfect on the stretcher , awesome for the price

Thanks Garry. That was a very helpful review

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If you have the time and considering you're in the area. I suggest, go and see Rainbow Valley and Chambers Pillar. Also, you'll find a lot of road building crews on the GCR as they're bitumising it.

Sounds like an awesome trip fellas - lots of spots ticked off the list... it'll be a great run Gaz mentioned corrugations and still I broke out in a cold sweat after 6 days and 500kms of bone shakers up the mid-west coast. 👍😂

Guys that is going to be a cracker series

Why did you remove the sand flag before breaking camp mate?

Sum people have more money than sence

Great vid as always Paul

Thanks for sharing the info about your tow truck driving venture. Glad to hear you are able to return to your old gig although in a differnt role so you are able to still create content.

P.S. tip from me old Dad…chuck a head of a mullet, or whatever fish you have, out at sunset and let it float. That spot screams big Salmon! Lazy man’s fishing 🎣

Nice trip Mate. Don’t sweat the life changes…embrace it. Best thing about being a rep is you meet likeminded 4WD’rs and chat about that longer than the quote takes! Make a sale…Make a Friend. Best of luck 🤞

I wouldn't call that a fail, sitting by the ocean and relaxing, ok so no fish caught but otherwise pretty much perfect.

Really nice spot. I'm with you, I hate winter, bring back summer.

i know winter has only just started in WA, but after watching this i'm looking forward to the heat and blue skies already!!! nice video

That trip sounds awesome guys. Im looking forward to that one. I hope your memberships grow faster than mine. Cheers Steve

Just adding - what’s spectacular about videos like Paul’s is they’re made by people who are experienced in vehicle recovery. So you know you’re getting a solid point of view 😊

Thanks for this Paul - great insights and reminders of the risks and preparation needed ❤

That looked like a brilliant spot mate. The burger looked nice too. Cheers Steve

Another great one boys. I might look into those bags. Cheers Steve

Nice one boys, great training style. Cheers Steve

Awesome Gaz. Having done the trip across with you I’ve throughly enjoyed watching your journey back home.

Great series mate. Haven't done the drive before, somehow, but definitely on my hitlist. You made a very long boring road quite interesting mate, which is no small feat. Appreciate the time you took to make it, top stuff!

We saw a wedge tailed eagle on a recent trip to Pemberton doing exactly what Garry described, feasting on a kangaroo carcass. It was the first time we've seen one, a huge bird. It was probably strong enough to take off with the entire carcass 😅😅

Thanks Gary, I enjoyed the trip.

Awesome series Gary enjoyed that thanks

Great stuff Gary, I am enjoy the variety of content you guys are doing. Cheers Steve

Thanks for documenting your drive Gary, I've been across a few times with the family but not this decade, I should remedy that. I also really enjoy the drive.

Thinking of taking my new Forester to Wilbinga- do you reckon it would go okay? Is it possible to do Wilbinga without getting shrubs scratching down the side of your new car lol?

awesome Paul , great to see that part of the country

Good stuff again Gary. Keeping you busy Paul. Cheers Steve

1gd 2.8 is a good engine the dpf is the downside