All-terrain  ready

There are several different types of challenging terrain that four-wheel drivers will encounter. Each type requires different driving techniques and vehicle preparation. Once again, gaining experience is the best way to learn to cope with different track conditions. It is always advisable to check the state of a track before heading out on it, too.

WATCH YOUR CLEARANCE

Some tracks are not all that hard to tackle but because of creek crossings or a ridge in the middle of the track, high clearance may be needed. Basically, this is the distance between the lowest point of the car (other than tyres) and the ground. Low-to-the-ground vehicles can suffer damage or even get stuck from bottoming out when going over uneven terrain. Vehicles with a big overhanging front