VEHICLE REQUIREMENTS

For safe wheeling TeamXtreme Off Road expects that your truck will have a minimum amount of safety equipment. Our sport can sometimes be dangerous. While the main reason for these requirements is your safety a secondary reason is consideration of others.

It is mandatory that your rig be properly equipped with the following equipment. TeamXtreme Off Road maintains the right to disallow any vehicle not considered properly equipped for a run.

-Vehicle must have current registration, and current proof of insurance.

-Driver must have a valid driver’s license

-Must be self sufficient (bring your own spares, tools, jack, and trail food)

-Seatbelts for all occupants

-Front and Rear tow points, hooks, shackles, tow rings, or receiver hitch

-Tow strap 3"x20' (21,600lb min.)

-Properly secured battery

-Fire extinguisher

-Extra fluids (oil, water and gas)

-First Aid kit

We also strongly recommend that your rig is properly equipped with the following equipment and that the equipment is securely mounted in your vehicle.

-A spare tire within 10% of your rig's tire size securely attached to the vehicle

-Jack capable of lifting your truck (HiLift preferred)

-Jack board, foot or base to support jack on soft ground

-Lug Wrench

-Tool Kit

-Ax or saw

-Tireplug kit

-Transfercase fluids & differential fluids

-Winch

-Shovel

-CB radio

The following list includes items that are of less importance but might get you out of a jam one day when you need them the most. You know your vehicle and its reliability so please pack accordingly.

-Spare Parts (hubs, ignition, belts, axels, assorted hardware)

-Garbage bags (for packing out more than you pack in)

-Air pump or compressor

-Survival kit

-Lunch

-Camera

-Lots of Luck

When wheeling with TeamXtreme Off Road you will need to wheel responsibly. Please control your vehicle in such a way that it shows your respect for the environment. Airing down your tires is an excellent example of this. In addition to helping your vehicle perform better off road, low air pressure in your tires will help the landscape maintain it's integrity.

Always keep the truck behind you in your rear view mirror. If they disappear then you should stop. This keeps everyone together in one safe group.

Headlights should be on low beam at all times during a run in the interest of additional safety.

Pack out MORE than you pack in. We know you will be exemplary in making sure that all of your food wrappings and so forth are brought back out of the woods but what about that soda can that someone left there three months ago? Ideally we will pick those up, too. (A note on cigarette butts - please make sure that they make it back to your truck and not on the ground.)

OFF ROADING!

It's like breathing or eating,

only more important!