4x4 Accessories

Built for Australian Tracks, Beaches & Bush Touring Heading off-road means being prepared for anything; soft sand, rocky climbs, tight forest trails, muddy ruts and long stretches of corrugated outback roads. The right 4WD accessories not only improve your experience but keep you safe, self-sufficient and ready for unexpected challenges....

Built for Australian Tracks, Beaches & Bush Touring

Heading off-road means being prepared for anything; soft sand, rocky climbs, tight forest trails, muddy ruts and long stretches of corrugated outback roads. The right 4WD accessories not only improve your experience but keep you safe, self-sufficient and ready for unexpected challenges.

This collection brings together your essential off-road accessory categories:

Recovery Gear
Tyre Accessories & Compressors

These two systems work hand-in-hand to give you complete control over your vehicle in all conditions, from beach driving at low pressures to self-recovery in remote tracks.

🔧 Recovery Gear – Your First Line of Self-Rescue

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Every experienced 4WDer knows that getting stuck is just part of the adventure. With proper recovery gear, it doesn’t have to stop the fun.

Your recovery category includes:

Recovery hitches & shackles
Recovery tracks
Electric winches
Snatch straps
Tree protectors
Dampeners
Complete recovery kits

These tools are built for controlled, safe recoveries when traction disappears or terrain becomes unpredictable.

🛞 Tyre Accessories & Air Compressors – Control the Terrain

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Tyres are the true interface between your rig and the ground. Their pressure dictates grip, comfort, fuel efficiency and safety.

Your tyre gear collection includes:

Tyre deflators
Air hoses
Digital & analogue pressure gauges
12V air compressors
TPMS systems
Tyre repair kits

Correct tyre pressure can turn a bogged vehicle into one that floats over sand or crawls smoothly over rocks. Combining tyre gear with recovery equipment forms the core of a dependable off-road setup.

⚙ How These Categories Work Together (The 4WD Essentials System)

1) Adjust Tyre Pressure Before & During the Drive

Use deflators, gauges and TPMS to fine-tune pressure for:

Sand (12–18 PSI)
Rocks (18–22 PSI)
Corrugations (22–28 PSI)
Highway (placard value)

Good tyre management prevents getting stuck in the first place.

2) Inflate After the Track

When you come off sand or soft terrain:

Use a 12V compressor to return to safe highway pressures
Check tyres with a gauge or TPMS
Inspect tread for cut/stone damage

3) Recover Safely When Needed

If the track beats the vehicle:

Start with recovery tracks
Use winches and rated hitches if required
Follow safety practices (dampeners, rated points, gloves)

Recovery gear is built for tough situations where traction isn’t enough.

4) Repair On the Spot

Tyre punctures happen — especially on rocky or remote tracks.
Carry a tyre repair kit to:

Detect the puncture
Seal the tyre
Reinflate to safe pressure
Continue to the nearest service point

This system-level approach ensures reliability anywhere in Australia.

🌏 Designed for Real Australian Conditions

Australia throws everything at a 4WD:

Deep soft sand
Limestone & shale
Desert corrugations
River crossings
Heavy rain and clay mud

Your products are chosen specifically because they survive this kind of abuse. This context is what makes Campalot stand out: practical gear for real Aussie touring.