What You Should Bring on Your 4x4 for the Rubicon and Other Off-Road Trails

• HIGH LIFT JACK, This tool has a wide variety of uses including straighten out a frame, realigning front steering arms and can be used as a emergency tow bar.
• AIR COMPRESSOR, before you start on the trail lower your tire pressure to improve off road capabilities. You will need to air back up at the end of the trail.
• WINCH, RECOVERY STRAP, TREE PROTECTIVE STRAP AND D RINGS to mount into your bumper receiver hitch.
• ICE CHEST for emergency rations. Follow this link for food suggestions. 
• FIRST AID KIT

• TENT, not a two man tent really only sleeps one. The new popup tents are awesome and literally only take minutes to set up. 
• SLEEPING BAGS, I'd rather be warm then cold I recommend 30 F degree. I also recommend rectangle shape bags. They are easier to get in and out of. If your traveling as a couple buy identical bags. You can zipper them togethier to form a queen size bag.
• AIR MATTRESS, don't be cheap. The cheaper air mattress are usually thinner and are easily pierce by a trig small branch.   

• Layer it up and have that severe cold jacket in a stash bag, hoping you wont need it.
• No one cares if you don't change cloths everyday on the Rubicon trail.
• Four day trip minimal attire list
• 3 pair underwear
• 4 undershirts ( see JeepFamboree collection, click here)
• Long sleeve Fleece
• 3 pair heavy socks
• Boots
• water shoes or tennis shoes
• If your Rick Pewe Sandals
• 2 sweatshirts or hoodies ( see JeepFamboree collection, click here)
• Hat, gloves its cold in the morning , especially in a topless Jeep.

• Combination Open and Closed End Wrenches
• 3/8" thru 3/4" Standard
• 7 to 19 MM
• Channel Locks
•  14" Plumbers Pipe Wrench
• Crescent Wrench Large, this is for front end linkage adjustments in case they get loose.

• U Bolts
• Fuel Line
• Fan Belt