instantly laughed hearing him say that

Hi Adam, the mounting brackets for ours were the same. Not sure what they are like for other vehicles but from memory ours were the same front and back

@@BudgetOffRoadTouring Thanks. I have 2019 Colorado LTZ, pretty much the same as a D-Max. They have sent me the wrong brackets which are way too small. My front holes are approx 115 mm and rear holes are 145 mm. Hopefully they reply to my message. They are already pretty hard to get hold of.

@@adamschilli3636yep I got the exact same for my colorado, what did you figure out?

@@adamschilli3636Hey mate i have the exact same issue haha. What did u end up doing did they send you knew brackets? My holes r the same distance apart you’ve said too and the brackets are way to small

They are currently $560 - bit.ly/3k877tt

That’s unfortunate to hear. We found we had to bring our brackets in a bit from the edges for it to mount nice and centred. We’d recommend passing the feedback on to Vicoffroad, they are always happy to hear customers thoughts

@BudgetOffRoadTouring yeah unless there is a plan from San Hima to change the sizing I've now toyed on the idea that we will probably modify and cut the rack down around 120mm total on width so it brings the rack back inline with Prado's roof line 👍

Cheers mate, definitely great so far

Glad you enjoyed

Cheers mate

It’s definitely a nice spot

Glad you enjoyed mate

Glad you enjoyed. Never know, might see you around

Glad to hear you enjoyed

Thank you, really appreciate it

Glad you enjoyed, thank you

We will in the review video coming up soon, so be sure to check that out

Great video guys, would love to know what you think of the roof rack

@mattcasabene6442 be sure to keep an eye out for our review video. We will be releasing it soon

I ended up buying one. And I have to say, it comes with the worst instructions I’ve ever seen especially when having to drill through the roof option as I have to. For the money, durability seems ok though

Sorry to hear that, we were lucky enough to have the holes pre drilled so our install process was smooth. We have worked with VicOffroad a few times in the past and they are always open to feedback so we wouldn’t hesitated to let them know

Being cold just adds to the adventure

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it

Thank you, glad you have enjoyed our videos. That’s really interesting about the brumbies, we did know that there is a leader of the pack but that makes sense

Thank you, glad to hear you enjoyed the video

It definitely was very scary to drill the holes but well worth it. Be sure to use our code “Budget Off-Road Touring” and the link in the description for 10% off

@Budget Off-Road Touring I only want to use mine to carry a kayak lol I wonder if I could get away with only using the side bolts 🤔

Sure is

Cheers mate

That’s exactly what we thought, until we had to do it twice 😂😂

That’s a shame, we should have had a look. Guess we just have to be sure to check it out next time

@@BudgetOffRoadTouring it's a great drive as well be sure to check out mt striling on top of the world nice and easy

Wouldn’t call Monument track easy by any stretch. Dangerous advice. Not crazy but you have to be experienced and have a good setup.

@@PeteJamesMedia I own a stock Hilux with 32 inch muddies none turbo and still make it in 2wd. Be all different in the wet that's for sure.

@@chriscoyne4827 I have driven Monument several times in both wet and dry and in this video it looks pretty dry, so PROBABLY not to hard, even on a fairly stock vehicle in 4L. Clear Hills from either end to Mt Stirling might be a challenge for a vehicle not setup for it. Plenty of steep bits, with loose rock, washouts and a few challenges. Great to mention they are good to visit.. but drivers need to drive to the conditions and their capabilities. That said, I got my son to drive Clear Hills from Craig's Hut to Howqua Gap hut while on his L's. He made it with some spotting....

We meant that it was still achievable as a day trip from Sheepyard Flat. There were spots closer to the hut but its a great spot to give you various day trip opportunities other than Craig’s hut

@@BudgetOffRoadTouring now I get ya cheers for the clear up. If you need more information up this area please let me know I know it like anything with my eyes closed

The night of San Hima haha will be sure to check your video out

@@BudgetOffRoadTouring just made it public

Unfortunately we aren’t sure sorry. Our navigation app has lost half of our trips so we can’t see which one this was

@@BudgetOffRoadTouring No worries mate! Worth a shot, Guess ill have some fun trying to find it now haha

Wish we had an answer for you because we’d love to give it another go. Happy searching

We've been holding on to this one for a while

It is a really nice area to explore. Some beautiful views

@@BudgetOffRoadTouring Really does look it. I was meant to go up in Jan but things didn't pan out. Hopefully will be up there before it starts getting too cold again lol.

He loves tagging along on our adventures

Nursing student Shaun is separate to adventure Shaun 😂

He always is

It’s such a shame that they’ve closed it up. Hopefully they change their mind and open it back up soon

Thank you, nothing beats time out in the bush

@@BudgetOffRoadTouring got that right mate

Such a great idea, we will have to copy that one off you in the meantime (and maybe do it permanently)

The light is really handy. The extra pole is just so that the bracket we made can swing out and hold the awning level

A roof is definitely a handy feature, but by the looks of it you possibly could add something similar to any shower awning

@@BudgetOffRoadTouring I use a Bunnings umbrella 🤣

Great idea 😂 will be sure to copy that one

😂😂😂​@@adventurewhenwecan

A platypus would have been amazing. We did have brumbies come near our camp one night but it was too dark to see them

It always adds a bit of fun