Looking for a new hobby, erhm, way of life in 2023? If you enjoy getting off the beaten path, overlanding might be for you. Learn exactly what overlanding even is, what an overloading route looks like, and the type of vehicle and equipment you need. Plus, get tips for planning your first trip.
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Bryan Rogala
Bryan Rogala
Bryan Rogala is a writer, video host and producer based in Santa Fe, NM. He’s an avid outdoorsman, off-road enthusiast, and gear tester who hosts Outside Magazine's “The 101,” a series about adventure vehicles. In his free time, you can find him mountain biking, hunting, skiing, and obsessing over classic Toyota 4x4s.
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Overlanding upgrades often include expensive add-ons like lockers, a winch, or a new suspension. But there is a simple upgrade that will improve your vehicle’s traction, and it doesn’t have to cost a penny. Try airing down your tires. In this article, you’ll learn how to gauge tire pressure, the different methods for airing down, tools to make it easy, and how to air back up when you hit the pavement.