Thinking about upgrading your setup with a Destination4WD freestanding awning? You’re not alone. Whether you’re new to 4WDing or a seasoned adventurer, choosing the right awning is a big decision – and we know you’ve got questions.
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10 reasons a quality awning is must for your 4WD
The humble awning … In a world of high-tech mods and fully kitted-out 4WD setups, it’s easy to get caught up in the latest gear and forget the basics. But ask any seasoned traveller, camper, or off-road enthusiast, and they’ll tell you some of the simplest additions make the biggest difference. One of the most […]
Exciting product updates on the awnings and garbage bag
We’ve been busy in the workshop upgrading our product range – namely the freestanding awnings and the garbage bag – so they are more useful for you when you are out exploring. Rafa and the team are always striving to bring you the best in Australian-made quality and innovation, and these new additions are no […]
4WD vehicle maintenance: 10 checks before your next adventure
If you love off-roading adventures, you know how important it is to keep your 4WD vehicle in top condition. A well-maintained vehicle not only ensures a smoother ride but also helps prevent breakdowns and costly repairs, and keeps you safe when you’re off the grid. In this blog, we’ll share essential 4WD vehicle maintenance tips […]
Should you get a 180 awning?
The age old question from four wheelers everywhere … should I get a 180 awning or a 270 awning?! In the past, a traditional awning was a square pullout awning with two poles. While you can still get these, the industry has changed and now there are more innovative options for more shade, coverage and […]
3 things you need to know about our freestanding 4WD awning
A freestanding 4WD awning that’s designed to give you more of everything … More shade. More coverage. More adventures! And they are innovative and clever in their design. We’ve done a lot of research and development to design a freestanding 4WD awning that is strong and robust to handle the harsh Australian climate and […]