PAOLI, Pa. (Oct 16, 2018) - AmericanTruckspert, Justin Dugan, recently got his hands on a beautiful, brand-new F-150 Lariat SuperCrew with the new 3.0L V-6 Power Stroke® Turbo Diesel, thanks to friends at Garnet Ford in West Chester, PA. This highly-anticipated configuration of the F-150 is the topic for this month’s episode of AmericanTruck’s ‘The Haul’ (AT).

The new Diesel F-150 is a great truck. Ford refined the traditionally noisy and dirty diesel power plant and made a version fitting of the 2018 truck of the year.
-Justin Dugan

2018 – Top Off Road Trails & Parks in America [INFOGRAPHIC]

With thousands of responses from off-roading enthusiasts, PartCatalog has compiled the top off road trails and rides of choice for 39 states in America. Through Facebook correspondence and word of mouth from parks, trails, and off-roading clubs, respondents learned about the survey and were excited to share their top picks for The 2018 Top Off Road Trails & Parks in America.

This month’s Throttle Out episode from ExtremeTerrain (XT) is for those who use their vehicles off-road or have thought about it. Whether it’s a fire trail, rock crawling or mudding chances are, regardless of your skill-level, you will eventually get stuck. Preparation is key when on the trail so having the right techniques, tools and, even, a buddy to assist you will make the trek safer and more fun.

If you spend enough time on the trails and push yourself and your Jeep, eventually you’ll end up stuck. Knowing a few simple recovery techniques will ensure that you’re quickly and safely back on the move -Ryan Huck

ExtremeTerrain Explains the Differences - Sport, Sahara & Rubicon

PAOLI, Pa. (Sept 17, 2018) – With the production of the all-new 2018 JL Wrangler in full swing, more and more new Wranglers are being seen on roadways and trails. ExtremeTerrain recently produced this video, hosted by Ryan Huck, explaining the physical and mechanical differences between JL Wrangler Trim levels. This video was designed to be a comprehensive guide, for those researching new Wranglers, to understand what is offered in each package.

Bob said he had to get back. We were two days into a 3 day trip through the Mojave Desert. He assured me that he knew the way back. At one-point Bob arrived at a river crossing. He had crossed it several times in the past. Normally it was only 8 to 12 inches deep. It wasn’t that day. The water was about 24 inches deep and running strong. Bob tried to cross but got stuck and flooded his engine. After retrieving most of his gear, Bob set up camp along one bank. Thankfully, another vehicle came along about two hours later. They towed his vehicle to the highway where Bob called AAA.