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Favorite or Best 4X4 Websites

  1. Jeff_R Member Joined: October 2016
    #17 Nov 2017, 11:04 AM

    I thought it would be interesting to see what our clubs members feel are the best or are their favorite 4X4 websites. I'm not that much of a web wheeler but I would like to find some good websites to visit. Our club members constantly amaze me with their knowledge of wheeling! I will start with this one that apparently involves two brothers and their sidekick:

    http://www.highsierra4x4.com

    Jeff and Kathy Root
  2. Mike G Member Joined: October 2016
    #27 Nov 2017, 11:09 AM

    Not much of a "4x4" website but I do love that I can look up almost every trail I have ever heard of on here. It will give directions, nearest gas station and all the highlights of the trails and a whole bunch more.

    4x4trailmaps.com 

    Mike G
  3. 70dustpan Member Joined: June 2015
    #37 Nov 2017, 11:15 AM

    Ramchargecentral.com   it's a dodge think.

  4. Mike G Member Joined: October 2016
    #47 Nov 2017, 11:28 AM
    70dustpan said Ramchargecentral.com   it's a dodge think.  

    Ha!!!!

    He said 4x4 website not online wrecking yard site....

    😂
    Mike G
  5. JohnDF Member Joined: July 2003
    #57 Nov 2017, 11:47 AM
    Mike G said

    Ha!!!!

    He said 4x4 website not online wrecking yard site....

     

    😂  

    That was funny

    I used to wheel a lot. . .
  6. Tyler - K6TLR Subscriber
    #68 Nov 2017, 12:02 AM

    Some of my favorites...

    Marlincrawler.com

    TacomaWorld.com

    TTORA.com

    ih8mud.com

    youtube.com (find any tutorial you could ever dream of!)

    myoffroadradio.com (Ham radio classes, working on recovery equipment retail shop, and trail maps (similar to 4x4trailmaps, but downloadable GPS Tracks and repeater coverage for the trail, with an easier user interface to search for trails)... currently uploading 120 offroad trails for NorCal alone. Just putting the finishing touches on the ham classes, then will start working on the trail maps and trail guides).

    Facebook:

    First Gen 4Runner Mafia

    Norcal 4x4 (More volunteer off road recovery based for NorCal... gets quite active during the winter)

    Norcal 4x4 Crew

    Toyotaholics

    Least Favorite:

    Pirate4x4.com (Too many ads and pop ups... lots of great information on there... but holy hell, it can be such a horrible user experience)

  7. Jeff_R started this Member Joined: October 2016
    #78 Nov 2017, 1:35 AM
    Tyler - K6TLR said    Least Favorite: Pirate4x4.com (Too many ads and pop ups... lots of great information on there... but holy hell, it can be such a horrible user experience)  

    That's one of the reasons that I asked. I find the black Pirate4X4 background difficult on my eyes if I read it for more than a few minutes.

    Jeff and Kathy Root
  8. k-jeep Member Joined: May 2009
    #88 Nov 2017, 3:34 AM

    I like google.com

  9. Gregulator Member Joined: February 2012
    #98 Nov 2017, 5:48 AM
    Jeff_R said I thought it would be interesting to see what our clubs members feel are the best or are their favorite 4X4 websites. I'm not that much of a web wheeler but I would like to find some good websites to visit. Our club members constantly amaze me with their knowledge of wheeling! I will start with this one that apparently involves two brothers and their sidekick: http://www.highsierra4x4.com  

    One of my favorites also!! LOL!!  Thanks Jeff

    Pirate use to be a great site until they sold it and now morons live there.  Plus all the ads now.

    Posse4x4.org has been a favorite of mine for a long time.

    Um...what?
  10. Mike G Member Joined: October 2016
    #109 Nov 2017, 9:14 AM
    Tyler - K6TLR said Norcal 4x4 (More volunteer off road recovery based for NorCal... gets quite active during the winter)

    I hear they will come and do recovery work if you call them. Pretty darn cool of them

    Mike G
  11. Tyler - K6TLR Subscriber
    #1127 Nov 2017, 12:04 AM
    Mike G said
    Tyler - K6TLR said Norcal 4x4 (More volunteer off road recovery based for NorCal... gets quite active during the winter)

    I hear they will come and do recovery work if you call them. Pretty darn cool of them  

    Ya, I am one of the mods in the group. We are taking a small group of rigs (3-4) into the con this wednesday to recover someones jeep. We just had 3 recoveries yesterday alone. They really start ramping up when we get rain lol

  12. Josh Subscriber
    #1227 Nov 2017, 9:55 AM
    Tyler - K6TLR said

    Ya, I am one of the mods in the group. We are taking a small group of rigs (3-4) into the con this wednesday to recover someones jeep. We just had 3 recoveries yesterday alone. They really start ramping up when we get rain lol  

    Wow! That’s very cool that you help others in need. Thanks for doing this.

    If you ever need help. Post up. I would be willing to help if I can get off work.

    Semper Fi
  13. Tyler - K6TLR Subscriber
    #1330 Nov 2017, 10:38 AM
    Josh said Wow! That’s very cool that you help others in need. Thanks for doing this.  If you ever need help. Post up. I would be willing to help if I can get off work.   

    If the rain holds up this weekend, we will be going back in to Big Sluice middle of next week to finish getting the jeep out (hopefully) lol. I just did a recap of our last attempt on the "Bear Valley Mid Week Run" thread under trail runs.

  14. JohnDF Member Joined: July 2003
    #145 Dec 2017, 10:28 PM

    https://www.sevenoffroad.com/

    I used to wheel a lot. . .

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