4wd TV is a weekly half hour program covering all aspects of 4wheeling.

4wd TV runs on free to air commercial & community TV stations across Australia & NZ.

4wd TV has been voted as the most popular program four years running and now reaches half a million loyal weekly viewers.

The 4wd TV website keeps you up to date with news on what's happening with your favourite show, what 4wd events are coming up, all the prizes on offer and where you can catch up with the team from 4wd TV.

Please take the time to have a browse, feel free to send us an email and don't forget to support the sponsors that keep us on air.

4wd TV is proudly presented by:

6 Stations in OZ | 4 Stations in NZ

Click here for station details and air times

With the Brisbane National 4x4 Show booked for April 8-10, 4wd TV have a special giveaway offer.

Simply email simon@4wdtv.com.au, include your details ( name, number and address), write 'National 4x4 Show' in the subject line and you're in the running for one of ten free single passes to this massive off road spectacular at the Brisbane Showgrounds - it's that easy! Even better still, one lucky winner will also win a $500 gift voucher to be spent at any exhibitors stand at the show, all thanks to the guys behind the National 4x4 show and 4wd TV.

Get those entries in, the team from 4wd TV would love to see you there and winners will be notified by the end of March.

Successful test broadcasts for C31 in Melbourne and QCTV in Brisbane now have both locked in to Digital 44 and a crystal clear future. We need everyone to retune their tellies and tell all of their mates ... Digital 44 is 4wd TV’s new home!

TVS in Sydney has now been broadcasting on Digital 44 for a number of months and the new WTV in Perth is steadily building viewer numbers and a loyal following for 4wd TV.

A revolution in RC tyres, the forward thinking Pit Bull Tire Company from the US is the first and only full size tire maker to boldly make ‘the new kid on the RC crawling block’.

The 2.2 Pit Bull Rock Beast is top of the rock pile at 5.5 inches and with a tread pattern based on it’s full size 4x4 counterpart, the Pit Bull Rocker LT, but with 1/10 RC enhancements that maximise traction through it’s multi faceted and stepped tread design.

Ever heard a myth about your 4wd with so many different answers you just don't know what to believe? Well the 4wd TV team are ready for your toughest questions and Alan Johnson from Piranha Offroad has offered to answer the best questions sent in to us.

Simply email your question to simon@4wdtv.com.au with 'Mythbusters' as the subject. You never know there may even be a prize in it for any questions answered on air, so don’t forget your name and address.

If you're not sure about what tyre pressure is the best to run on your 4wd, then make sure you grab a copy of the Mickey Thompson Tyre Pressure Guide.

Simply go to the Mickey Thompson website, fill in your details and have a copy of the guide posted out to you - it's that simple.

The Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service have produced a document called the ‘Arthur-Pieman Conservation Area - Sustainable Recreational Vehicle Access - Draft Report 2010’ which proposes to close a number of tracks in the Arthur-Pieman area.

Public comment closes on the 4th June so act now if you oppose the closure of tracks to four wheel drivers. Visit the 4WD Tasmania website for more details.

Having just started it’s 23rd consecutive series 4wd TV continues to break records and new ground as it forges towards it’s 230th episode.

Intuitive car and marine audio specialists 'Fusion Electronics' have stepped in to complete Simon's 40 with a selection of class leading sound equipment.

As a tough go anywhere 4wdriver, Simon wanted gear that was able to handle the sort of wet and dusty conditions normally encountered without having to wrap each component in a plastic bag. The solution was Fusion Electronic's range of smart Marine products. Stay tuned for updates on the install and testing of this pumping system and visit the Fusion website to see what's making noise.

If you want to find out more about the crew who took Simon and Danny on their recent Malaysian jungle trip, or want to see what other Malaysian adventures you could do then check out the Gecko Adventures website.

With everything from white water rapids, river and ocean fishing to 4x4 jungle treks they have something for everyone.

Amphibian Outdoor adventure clothing, as worn by Simon and the staff at 4wd TV, is offering a massive 10% discount and free shipping to 4wd TV viewers.

To make the most of this fantastic offer and get yourself some quality outdoor adventurewear simply shop online at the Amphibian Outdoor website and enter the special promo code 4wdTV during the checkout process to receive your discount and free shipping - it's that simple.

4wd TV has secured a spot on Planet X, an American cable channel, taking 4wd TV to both America and South Africa. Screening via this cable giant will begin in 2010

Planet X airs in the USA, Canada, Carribean & South Africa and reaches an audience of around 100 million homes.

At the recent Melbourne National 4x4 Show, Simon discovered Amphibian Outdoor adventure clothing and after a few minutes of browsing was sold on these fine threads.

With a complete range of comfortable and well designed designer bush wear, Amphibian clothing has every adventure covered and the team at 4wdTV is proud to announce that this top quality manufacturer is now the official dresser of our team.

So be watching Series 23 of 4wdTV to see Simon clad in Amphibian.

Ever wondered what condition your tyres were in whilst driving? Well the technology has been around for some time now but a new system just into Australia has really caught our eye. The PressurePro system allows you to fully install all four tyre sensors without actually removing the tyre from the rim like most other tyre monitoring kits. The sensors simply and ingeniously replace your valve caps on each wheel.

The slimline incab unit is easy to install and runs conveniently on 12V automotive power. It’s a simple plug and play unit, is easy to operate and does exactly what it says it will. For more information visit www.rvsystems.com.au

Vicroads and other Government road agencies around the country have been working to have a common set of rules for vehicle modifications. These rules in their present draft will mean that all 4WD vehicles with a greater than 2 inch lift will require a engineering certificate. Lift includes body, suspension and tyres. Four Wheel Drive Victoria do not support the present position and seek your feedback. Many four wheel drivers have vehicle mods and these changes to the rules which have no basis in fact or science will limit the capacity to improve the ride of their vehicle without incurring considerable cost.

Four Wheel Drive Victoria has met with Vicroads and are presently preparing their submission on the issue. The NSW & ACT FWD Association have also been active after the NSW Minister for Roads said that all people who drove a modified vehicle were hoons. Fortunately there was such an outcry that he has withdrawn the comment and agreed to deal with industry.

The Australian Aftermarket Accessory Association AAAA together with VACC and FWDV have a working group. Scientific tests have been carried out which have shown that correctly modified vehicles have better ride characteristics than standard vehicles. Something most of us already know.

Four Wheel Drive Victoria are doing a survey of members and seek your support. Please log onto the survey site and complete the survey. We urge you to support FWDV in this request for information.

The controversial proposed NSW Vehicle Standards Information - 50 regarding raising and lowering of vehicles has been indefinitely postponed by the RTA.

4wd TV has been opposed to the new standards and the viewers support via correspondence to the Minister for Roads has contributed to this terrific outcome.

The Minister for Roads Michael Daley has agreed that more consultation is needed, and a working group including representatives from Four Wheel Drive NSW-ACT, Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association, the Australian 4wd Industry council and other agencies and experts will be formed to work toward a practical solution.

4wd TV will continue to monitor this issue and with your sensible support hope to be able to report on a positive outcome in the future.

4wd TV has teamed up with 4x4 Earth to provide free online viewing of each episode shortly after it has aired on TV.

This will allow world wide viewers the chance to enjoy all the action from the award winning 4wd TV, and best of all it’s free!

Simply visit www.4x4earth.com.au/TV and choose the episode you want to watch.

The producers of 4wd TV have now branched out into an all new weekly TV show dedicated to 4x4 touring. YOUR4X4 is all about real 4wders doing real 4x4 trips. Tune into Foxtel 183 weekly at 8pm Mondays.

Check out the www.your4x4.com.au for more details, pics, videos and viewer competitions.

4wd TV is now available as a series subscription on DVD, fantastic for those who live in an area that the show doesn't air or for watching at a time that suits you.

Each fortnight of the airing series you will receive a DVD with two episodes of 4wd TV and perfect reception everytime.

Don't worry if you want to subscribe half way through a series, we will send you the episodes of the series that you have missed out on, then you will continue to get the rest.

Check out the BUY Stuff page for more information.

4wd TV's run on Imparja, a free to air satellite station that covers all of Australia, has been extended for another 13 weeks, thanks to popularity and viewer feedback. We ask all viewers to email Imparja by clicking here and tell them how much you enjoy the show. Tune in at 1pm Sundays for up to date shows.

See a story on 4wd TV and want to see it again? Miss an episode with a particular story you wanted to see? The Download page now has recent episode segments for you to watch again.

Keep an eye on the download page over the coming months and you will see more and more segments from the show added for you to watch.

The music that you hear rocking the action on 4wd TV is all local Oz and Kiwi bands. 4wd TV is proud to support these local outfits. Click on the Music page to check out the musical talent behind 4wd TV.