Alex's Words: It is extremely icy on the roads right now, and the snow is still coming down. Below are 4 tips to help keep you on the road safely travelling to your destination. 1. Air Down - Letting some of the air out of your tires will help maintain traction on slick roads. 2. Chain Up - If you drive a 2wd and need chains, install them BEFORE you get your vehicle stuck. It's much safer to install your chains in a parking lot off to the side and out of the way of danger.

Jena's Words: We run into this a lot, someone is stuck and they don't know where they are or how to give coordinates. Or even worse, they send out an SOS signal that is vague or misleading saying things like "turn left at the big rock, then if you see a power-pole you have gone too far". Below are some basic instructions on how to pull up coordinates from your smart phone or GPS device. Frosty 4Wheeler prefers the coordinates over any other form of location sharing, this help

Alex's Words: When driving your vehicle “off-road” there are a couple techniques and complimenting tools I believe everyone should carry and use. 1: Air down your tires. This spreads the contact patch of your tire out allowing for increased traction and a smoother ride. It will also cause less wear and tear on your vehicle and more importantly: the trail. A $20 air down tool will aid in this process and a inexpensive portable air compressor will allow you to air back up for s