There is no greater place than being in the outdoors but quickly looking at my local weather and seeing a scorching 104 degree weather (and I have to say it feels like it is 110 but I am no weather man) that wheeling in the middle of the day is far reaching. Now, this is coming from Californian that feels 89 degrees is too hot! So do any desert wheelers have some tips to share for those wheelers looking to define mother nature!?
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Tip:
Suspension Travel<br> It doesn't matter how good a tyre you have, if they can't contact the ground then you lose forward motion. An upgraded long travel suspension helps your 4x4 maintain tyre contact in extreme situations. Another benefit is that in a lot of cases, the ride is more controlled and comfortable, although today, manufacturers have softened up the most hardy vehicles in their range to a point that for serious 4x4 a new heavier suspension must be fitted to cope with the terrain and loads.
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