Getting ready for an off-road adventure like Mount Batur? Watch me prep my Jeep with the right gear—it’s easier than you think! I’ve been off-roading for a while, and trust me, a little prep goes a long way on rough terrain like black lava trails. In the video, you’ll see the vibe—dusty paths, epic views—but here’s how I get set up before hitting the road.
First, I check my tires. A tire gauge is a must-have—keeps you from getting stuck when the pressure’s off. I aim for about 30 PSI for trails like this, but adjust based on your rig. Second, I pack smart. A sturdy backpack or cargo net keeps gear from bouncing around—think water, snacks, maybe a first-aid kit. Last, I test my lights. A cheap LED flashlight or headlamp works to check under the hood or spot obstacles at night.
Tools matter too. I toss in a wrench for quick fixes—nothing fancy, just something adjustable—and a small jack in case I need to lift a wheel. The video shows the Jeep in action, but these steps are the backbone. Prep right, and you’re not just surviving the trail—you’re owning it. Got a favorite off-road trick? I’d love to hear it!
