What country has the BEST 4WDs, camping & mod laws? We were shocked! AUS vs USA vs UK vs EU vs NZ! 

Watching these two take on another country would be absolutely insane to watch and I hope they decide to do that.

Mike from U.S.A. I would like to say the reason the u.s. has so many highly modified rigs is not that parts are less expensive but rather in most states you don't need to inspect your truck for safety... a guy in his driveway can swap axles and large tires and even cut and weld the frame with out doing larger brakes and still drive on the road with no worries. So most off roaders here in the states do their own labor so we have more beans left over to buy more parts lol

Matt's Offroad Recovery has some mad terrain (Utah) and vehicles. Been enjoying his channel lately, makes me wanna go there when/if we get let out here in Oz. 👍😎 G60 !!

I was shocked that Australia had so many restrictions on their 4wd’s. I love modding my 4wd Tacoma and making it unique. However it does hurt the pocket book.

A country you missed is South Africa. I can drive an hour to beaches, sand dunes, mountains and bushes and enjoy lots of tracks. So much to explore here as well and have as much scenery as in Australia.

You guys shouldn’t forget about South Africa, we’ve got some cracking tracks here aswell and a big 4WD community

I’m from the USA, I live in Colorado, I have a 2001 3rd gen 4Runner with a 3 inch toytec boss lift and a 1 inch body lift. It is on 35 inch maxxis razr Mts, it has a rear locker, roof rack, light bar, front bumper with pod lights, I have a CO2 tank, and a lot of other things. I think Colorado has so pretty gnarly trails, they are a lot of fun. If y’all ever come out to the USA, I highly recommend the trails here in Colorado

South Africa has to be up there! Diesel, petrol, manual, autos... Epic routes too. Dunes, deserts, beach, mountains, snow. So much on offer! 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

Long story short: While I was living in Canada Alberta (Calgary), I finished my high schooling there, as an aussie, I found it fun seeing all the massive rams and fords, yet found them to be really nice inside and incredibly big for everyday driving, it was only until the winter season that II realized that when snow was falling on all the roads, every car had to have snow tires, all wheel drive and chains inside their car. The Canadian pitchmen roads were all a four wheel drive track. I had a lot of fun with some friends of mine, being able to do donuts in the school or mountain carparks, and your could tell the tourist from the locals very easily as tourist didn't know about the tires or chains, so they would always be the ones stuck in a ditch or side of the road. I will always say that aus 4wd tracks are superior, but when snow falls everyday in Canada, I've gotta say, every road up their is a 4wd track!!!

Hey Dave Fisher from Las Vegas Nevada here, time stamp 23:32, thanks for using the stuff i sent! My friends Evan and Alex were stoked to see their rigs on there too! For any wondering my rig is a 2015 F150 Lariat Super crew with. 6" lift, 37" tires, under body armor, sliders, locked, custom winch mount built by an Aussie friend of mine that lives here in Las Vegas, and the bed is full of recovery gear and sometimes packed with camping stuff! Cheers legends!

So I am from South Africa and I have to say we have about any type of terrains within a days drive (Including Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique) so I happy to say we could be in with a shout and we do diesel! Love your show guys keep it going.

Would be awesome to watch Shauno, Jocko and Graham go across the ditch and do a collab with the chick from NZ. It's great watching the boys but I think the girls would give them a run for their money!

Southern Africa is definitely comparable with Australia. From Kalahari desert to savannah, highveld bush, tropical lowveld, jungle and even Mediterranean climates. Also the animal life is stupendous, as is the massive number of cultures. Its pretty big, but more accessible than Australia.

I would love to see you guys come over the ditch to New Zealand for 3 to 4 weeks a enjoy our amazing scenery and some time in the future get some old small standard 4wds like a Lada, Jimny, Rocky etc drive them then modify them and show us what they can do

Western USA !! Graham always say's west is best ! And he is correct!! Utah, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming , Oregon, Montana have so much 4wd opportunities, and epic scenery that will change the soul of even the most seasoned 4wheel enthusiast!! Absolutely love your show 4WD24-7! I believe that I have watched every single episode possible! Australia and of course Frazier Island are defiantly on my bucket list!

I'm in the UK and love this channel, the Aussie terrain is amazing, all that space and no hassle from anyone. We are pretty much restricted in where we can go, but it never ceases to amaze me how many guys spend a fortune on mods, and then drive to the supermarket... ha ha!

While I've often dreamt of exploring the Australian backcountry, I would put forward that the far reaches of Canada are equally stunning. Consider this an open invitation. My mates and I would be happy to show you around our backyard.

Growing up in Northern Borneo (Sarawak), the only way to get around back then was either on a Land cruiser or a Twin-otter. Getting into town was always an epic adventure. 4WDing has always been famous throughout the island (Sabah, Sarawak, Kalimantan); gaining popularity initially through necessity, to pleasure and enjoyment today. Epic Rainforest 4WDing in Borneo.

USA 🇺🇸 all the way… we have lots of diesels and gas rigs ranging from full size to super compact crawlers. Australia is my #2.

We have driven to over 42 countries including Australia and can confirm they all have their unique experiences to offer. Definitely recommend shipping a truck and exploring. Good episode. 👍

Canadian here. Cool to see Jeremy show up here for Canada, I've actually run into him out in the mountains before! Can confirm those spots are amazing, and we're lucky to have them. Still want to explore the rest of the world though!

I’ve had the pleasure of checking out some amazing spots in Australia including Fraser Island, but for tough tracks the US takes it, the sheer diversity of landscapes and technical tracks from places like Moab Utah, California, Colorado, and Arizona to name a few, coupled with almost no restrictions on modifications(in most places) is hard to beat. I will say that there is definitely a larger 4WD culture in Australia though, where as in the States it’s more common to see a wrangler on 37’s going to Starbucks than out on the trails. The 4WD 24/7 crew should definitely do a US trip, you guys would love it.

I have always thought that it would be a hell of a watch to see you guys head to another country and so a series of episodes!

Love this episode of "beers in shed"!! And all the gorgeous photos across the globe of 4wds. Gshock test fully send it from drone 200m high onto rocks. 👍👍

One thing I love about the Colorado Rockies is the fact you can go from 5-7000 feet above sea level to 13-14000 feet with amazing alpine lakes and insane 1000 mile views. Being in the center of Colorado is awesome too because you’re in the front range but also only 8 hours away from Moab utah, by far my favorite place to wheel. My 4x4 is a 91 80 series that’s receiving a 350 small block Chevy. It’s in a two inch lift and 35’s with a slee offroad rear bumper and a trail gear prerunner bumper, also has a marks 4wd part time kit in it too. no sliders yet but I still full send

As an American living in oz, I gotta agree the 4wding is unmatched here. The sheer amount of trails and diversity is insane and you’ve really hit the nail saying y’all are born into it, it’s a serious culture here and that’s why I’m never leaving haha

4WD 24 - 7 WORLD TOUR :) You`re long trip on the Oombulgurri track was one of your most epic episodes. Why not kicking in a big world tour visiting fans all over the world. Would be amazing. You`re fanbase here in Germany is crazy about the show!

In northern Iraq's mountain region, Land Cruisers and Land Rovers, are in such high demand that they -in many cases- can be the only car you can drive due to rugged unpaved roads and rocky terrain. The same for the southwestern desert regions where it is just SAND everywhere! How about the Arabian\Persian gulf region? Dubai guys go offroading often ... and I will be going on one such trip with friends next year. Russia is another place where offroading is common and they even build their own trucks and specialty vehicles ... I live in California BTW.

i would say new zealand because we got the same 4x4's as Australia and you can go from a beach with no people on it to a valley surrounded with big mountains with no people around within about 2-3 hours

I really enjoyed this episode fellas. You should do more of these collaboration with other 4WD social media personalities from all over the world. As for gear, I think North America has far more variety that AUS. We have pioneering and impressive locally made products that are world class, but nothing beats Nth America for variety. I have an LC80 and despite this model having sold in low numbers in North America, I am envious with the variety of aftermarket gear and accessories that's available for it over there, compared to what's available for it here in AUS. Plus they are not afraid to push the envelope when it comes to the design of them neither. So far, IMO the best looking front bar, rear bar and roof rack systems that I've seen for my LC80 are all from the USA. Unfortunately the current exchange rate and cost of shipping to AUS at the moment is what's stopping me getting them. Anyway, do more of these WW collaboration episodes. 👍

As an American with a qualifier I lived in Brisbane briefly. You can't beat the Australian 4wd community, maybe South Africa a close second.

I've noticed in Russian off-road videos a great selection of State side rigs as well as the European and Aussie market available. That means right next to a turbo diesel Nissan patrol you might see a Toyota Tacoma or tundra. I've also noticed more strictly regulated laws regarding vehicle modifications outside of the US. For instance, we can do all sorts of interesting swaps of axles, suspension designs, engines and transmissions, lift heights and tire sizes without ever causing the vehicles to become illegal. I certainly appreciate that

What an epic episode gents! Thank you so much for having me on the show 🤙. If you guys end up coming over to the US I’d love to help show you around! Maybe one day I’ll make it over there as well, bucket list!

What a fantastic range of comments and examples of off-roading in other parts of the world. I’ve always had a soft spot for the Alpine areas but watching Dirt Every Day and TFL truck and off-road has shown me that desert areas offer a different option but one that is equally fun.

Love your channel boys always hanging for the new videos

Been following your vids for almost 2 years now and loving it! Thinking you guy already explored or wheel the whole Australia. Why not try to wheeling other countries? Can’t wait to see that! Thank you for all the vids you share and knowledge about 4wd! Keep it safe and thank you again.

I reccon where Australia shines is that it ticks so many boxes. Remoteness, vehicles (diversity) tracks, culture. Whilst yes, you can find these in the rest of the world, and often other countries do them better, none other is as good at everything. If only we had better modification laws.

We probably would have the best 4x4's in the world if it wasn't for our Nanny State laws

Rich from California USA, 2008 JKU, 3.25 lift, 35" MT tires, dual batteries, 2000w inverter, dual air compressor, 12.5k winch, body mounted tire carrier, lots of KC lights. The Rubicon is right up the road. Love watching you guys, would be amazing some day to drive some Aussie tracks.

I really enjoy episodes like this that bring our offroading world community together to share our unique experiences. While the channel is uniquely Australian focused, to allow the world to show us what they have, share mods which allows us to expand our view and perhaps even bucket list outside our borders. Hope you decide to do more of these videos in the future.

My brother in law has always had a 4bie. My husband and 1 drive his up to QLD (Australia) when I was pregnant (climbing in and out wasn’t fun 🤣). Fast forward to 2020 we took on our niece so we upgraded from a 5 seater to an 8 seater and got a 2001 LX470 Lexus to accommodate for her (she took off back to her mums) but we have taken the Lexus on some tracks in South Australia. I will never ever go back to a sedan. 4bie all the way. Wish we had done it sooner. Thanks for another great beers in the shed video.

It would be so insanely cool to see you do some 4wd in the US! I can just imagine how much of a blast you guys would have wheeling around some of the spots we love here!

You guys are 4wd goals, can’t wait to get there!

I grew up in the Northeast Washington and Northwest Idaho area and have now lived in Southeast Queensland for 15 years. Both countries are vastly different but offer some of the best 4x4 or 4WD trails and tracks in the world. No where else would compare to these two countries and as for modifications it is what you can afford and what you want to do weather that is rock climbing, overlanding or beach driving. Great content from the Shaun and Graham once again, we all appreciate the work you all do with the channel.

I feel like there’s a difference between overlanding and off-roading

I really hope you guys decide to come overseas. What you have in Aus is amazing engineers and guys who build to the highest quality everywhere. Where as in say Europe or Africa it is a lot harder to build a proper 4x4. I would love to invite you guys to come on a mission in Africa or Europe and see some of our epic landscapes animals and tracks.

Think I've been watching your videos for awhile always enjoy the narration and action . Totally AWESOME. I drive a 2009 JKU build. I love my Jeep .

Agree with Reinard in South-Africa we have exactly the same trucks from FJ45 land cruisers to the mighty 300 series . My personal favorite is my 79 series V8 diesel singel cab fitted with full iron man suspension , bullbar and tow bar , stage 2 software upgrade , 4terain heavy duty clutch, 3inch stailess exhaust system , lightforce htx lights and warn 12000lbs winch . The terain is tough from mountains , desert , coast line , bush , snow and loads of mudd . Camping and 4x4ing is a big thing and very remote. I think Aus as a country is very much similar to South Africa. I just love you show keep it up guys !!! Cheers

Matt off-road recoveries has a pretty cool rig. I would love to hit the trails in all countries, I think they all have something different to offer

Cold beers and legends can't wait for this episode

We are in Southeast Idaho USA. We have the following 4 wheel drives in the garage: 1986 VW Vanagon Syncro on 31 inch STT Pro tires and factory locker. 2004 Jeep TJ on 31 inch tires. 2005 Jeep Rubicon Unlimited on 35 inch tires. 1994 80 Series. 1995 80 Series. 1994 Isuzu Trooper on 33's with OME lift. 1971 Pinzgauer 710M on 32 inch BFG's. 1973 Pinzgauer 710M hardtop project. Love the Australian style 4X4's. Great Show guys. JC.

As a Canadian I think you have everyone beat with the amount of land the public can get onto, I know here, a lot of the roads are gated by logging companies, who have had public land sold to them by the government, that being said we probably have the best high altitude 4WDing in the world other than maybe some parts of Colorado, but I can drive 1hour from the beach and be at the top of some pretty big mountains and our laws for modding are pretty lax as long as you meet the basics

As an Aussie who’s lived in Canada, the US and New Zealand. I’d say their trails are easily as impressive as Australia. But, I’d have to say Australian 4x4’s on average are a much higher quality and a broader variety also. Australia’s laws and rules are a lot more strict compared to the rest of the world though… (well Victoria at least)

You definitely have an amazing country, the fact you can go bush for so long and not need to use any black top roads makes me jealous in England we’re not that lucky, saying that we can still have a great time with are family and friends, I do think are trucks are on par but we just don’t set up for touring as much, just enjoy what you have where ever you are in the world, main thing is just get out there and enjoy it.

I know it's an old video but I started driving in Colorado legally at 15 years old. No restrictions, and I had a 76 Chevy Custom Deluxe on 36" with a 8" lift. Now you can talk terrain all the time but I registered that truck with a salvage title and without seatbelts, mismatched trans, motor, and frame numbers. Straight pipes, and no gauges. Absolute terror to the road but fun as being able to make a project like that and not have to worry about fines or tickets (for rego).

I'm an Aussie living in the mountains in Colorado, I just picked up a 6.4L v8 Hemi Jeep Rubicon. Premium unleaded here is still about $1 per litre. I owe it to my teenage self to grab a V8 and enjoy the roar. She's on 37s with a 2.5 inch spacer lift and runs at highway speeds easily. She's $77k brand new and does about 14 litres per 100km. The amount of 4x4ing and camping here is vast, I'm surrounded by the snowy mountains of Colorado but just west is the deserts of Utah.

After my trip to the USA we drove in a van from death valley 855m below sea level to Mammoth which is an alpine ski town, it blew my mind. Definitely want to tour USA in a forbie one day but first I have to do Australia 🇦🇺

Love to see the battle of the old G60 and farm truck 🤘🏽

Took the words right out of my mouth with the farm truck v g60 challenge can’t wait for that. Let me jst say out all the episodes I’ve watch like the Coffs harbour’s,the tassies and especially the Kimberley. The most tense I’ve ever been watching your wicked show. Was watching that game of pool for the g60. So happy for Grahame

another great show guys love your work cheers from brisbane

4:32 listening to this sounds exactly like Southern California! We have the Pacific Ocean nestled right into a mountain range (San Bernardino National Forest) where we have places like Big Bear mountain to play in the rocks, and Johnson Valley desert right near by for some desert running/camping. Within a few hours are the Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains which offer some of the most incredible views in the world (and there’s plenty of snow). If we want to hit the Arizona/Utah/Nevada terrain, that’s only a few hours drive away as well. I think it’s the best place for owning a 4x4, but i am super interested in all the Australian rigs and terrain as well.

Love what you two do and with the Crew in toe and would love to see some over seas action

y’all make a point about the affordability of after market truck parts in the US and I’ll say that here in the south and out west, modifying your vehicle, offroader or not, is extremely popular. there are a lot of parts available and a lot of shops producing custom offroad parts. a lot of people also do the work themselves, as a hobby and a point of pride.

So glad y’all did this would really love to see y’all visit other countries and wheel around the world! Especially the U.S. I definitely agree tho y’all have THE best rigs you can get around the world, I’d give anything to have access to the landcruisers, patrols, Suzuki’s all the goodys.

Defintely gonna have to convince the partner to travel to USA after watching this episode it looks amazing !! ❤️

I must admit, the west side of the USA looked amazing, especially the grand canyon. I've always put other destinations ahead of America but that highlight package genuinely sparked my interest.

I would love to see the gshock tested in the high country when it's snowing 👌😁 great episode boys, can't wait for the next one!!🤙😎

🔥🔥 nice video

I live in Colorado and I think we have a pretty good argument for having some of the best 4 wheel drive trails in the world

Come to Queenstown guys! More than happy to host you for a weekend or week. Could even maybe set you up with some rigs! haha doubt you'll like a land rover though 😂

I drove the South Island of NZ for 3 weeks in a van during winter. It was 10 degrees, no wind whatsoever, clear skies. The landscape there is seriously stunning. The lakes are amazing and you have the snow topped mountains in the background. Then you are driving through beautiful farm land until the next town. You can turn a corner and the next thing you have a huge mountain right in front of you. I was dying to get off the road onto some of the dirt but I had a rwd Hiace with 4 different brands of tyre each corner and with the altitude felt like I had 10hp. The guy from Europe made a good point, would love to go country to country. Also, the deserts and canyons in the US look incredible. I think no matter what we drive or what location we still share the same attitude which is the main thing.

As a Pommie who has family in Oz I traveled around in 2001/02 in a 60 series it was amazing. Manly touring but some big tracks with my cousin and his mates you blokes are lucky. Space is the key along with the amazing landscapes

Great job including more World perspectives. Y'all need to take a World 4wd tour.

I wonder how the 4wd in Japan is. They do a great job of making capable vehicles, so you would assume they have the terrain to test them. I haven’t heard much about it though.

My father's GShock saved his hand. He has an military issue watch he was issued used to wear it all the time. Using a chop saw all day brought the saw down on his watch. The watch still worked but saved him from loosing his hand. Great watches.

Moved to Switzerland from Australia 6 months ago. Sold my landcruiser in Australia and am now waiting for my Dmax to arrive any day. Can’t wait to explore European 4wd tracks but must say places like Fraser Island are hard to beat. When you’re over here let’s go on a trip!

Indonesia has a variety of off-road tracks ranging from light to heavy (the toughest mostly mud and clay mud) ... in my opinion, Australia has off-road tracks with a level of difficulty similar to Indonesia...thumbs up for your awesome video 4WD 24-7!

In Costa Rica and Latina Ameria we wheel really hard too. PD: Love how you dont refer to USA as America, that always make me mad, thank you guys for not saying AMERICA as if all was the same! Cheers!

Having grown up in Southern Utah, USA, I've got to put a vote in for you guys to visit there if you're ever able to travel. I promise you will not regret it!!

Brent (North Carolina, USA) I think just from watching you guys, you DEFINITLY have better 4 Wheel tracks then us, based purely on the fact that there is just more places you can ride. We are VERY limited on what beaches if any that we can ride on as well as public land. There are a few but on the east coast of US there is not near as many public places you can ride. That being said you make the best of what you have, all or any 4 wheeling is AWESOME!!!!!

Morocco is also pretty awesome for 4-wheeling. You can drive through snow in the high Atlas. In the Middle Atlas, you can drive through beautiful cedar forests. You can drive through the desert in the Sahara. And there are some awesome beaches that you can drive along (e.g. Plage Blanche - White Beach). The biggest threat are not the Touareg or animals like scorpions or snakes but rather the average WhatsApp-writing-while-driving-Toyota-Corolla-driver that you will usually not meet off-road.

I reckon you guys should definitely ship two of your vehicles to America and do an American 4x4 trip. Would be so refreshing to see you all tackling tracks on the other side of the country. And also Shaun trying to cook an American bbq would be epic

Western USA has been on the bucket list for 4wding for around 5 years, would love to ship my GU over and spend a few months just seeing how lost I could get

Omg my dad is Daniel bloore. He picked me up from school and told me to come in the car. I got in and he said whatcha this video. And I knew it would me from you guys because he loves 4wd. And I said did somthing happen to your car and he said no so I whatcha it. And he screamed WE DID IT! And was very happy! At least somthing good came out of destroying some of his car. He has watched this video like 40 times lol.

Southern Africa has absolutely amazing adventure routes.

I've lived in BC and Alberta in Canada and the the modification laws are no where near as strict as Australia. No engineering required. Basically keep your lighting to regulations and keep your wheels covered and you are good. Of course there is a bit more to it than that, but nothing so strict as Aus. We also have a wide variety of terrain, from snowy mountains, to arid desert regions in the southern interior of BC. Kind of lacking the beach driving Australia offers though.

Love your channel love your rigs Love Australia you guys are funny

Keep the watch with the beers for the whole trip

''My insurance company thinks its stock'' is totally different to them inspecting post crash and saying ''yea nah you're on your own''

Nah Graham, just fix the mechanics in it and drive the old duck. Looks fabulous 👌

Good luck trying to break those watches boys. I have a gshock mudman. I’ve had it since 2013. I was doing an axle swap on my 2003 f250 and the axle slid off the jacks as we were sliding them into place and pinned my hand against the jack with the axle setting on top of it. My watch took the blunt of it all. It jacked up my hand pretty good. The watch face got bent up pretty bad. But it still works and is water tight. Definitely made me a believer in them!

This was the best show guys. Mike from Utah.

YESSS!! Do the Simpson episode with the G60 vs the 47, Also I would think that the 47 would do a bit better than the G60. We also have a Navara that would be sick to take up to the bush (as long as we get it back and I get to go) also we have diffs for a patrol if your interested. Also what I would to to test the watches is i would run it over with our landcruiser or our patrol and see if it survives then I’ll drop it from a height

In Germany here, we invented the car in the first place so that should count :P 4wd is not as popular as in down under but given that we don't have borders within Europe you can simply drive where ever you want. Nevertheless, ship your rigs to Hamburg or Bremen, I'll pick you up and show you around!

Challenge in the Simpson! Yes! Deep respect for both contenders!

Am a Toyota guy, but I just witnessed the 49 limping in the Simpson and the G 60 walking tall! I just can’t wait for the next challenge

Gday lads how’s it going, how does a Subaru brumby sound. I think it would a fun time and a bit of a challenge. The little rigs are light, sound good, have dual range 4x4, small so it would be able to get through the tightest tracks (1.6m wide) and they aren’t that expensive.

RE: Tesing the G-Shock. Attach one around one of your rig's centre drive shaft.

I have been around Australia and you are right its an off-roading paradise, but its missing the sand dunes of the middle east and North Africa , the sand dunes and the desert are a lot of fun and full of surprises

Hey guys, big fan here, you’re forgetting South America, depending on the country, one of the most insane tracks on the planet, different kinds of weather due to all sorts of altitudes, changing driving conditioning in just short periods of time. Same as Australia in some places we can go in one day from Snow to huge Deserts, all kind of rivers, mud, etc. Beautiful landscapes, probably not as safe as Australia but still a lot of fun. Back there we probably have the same or maybe a wider range of 4x4s to choose from due to the conditions, but there is one thing that I’m with you guys 100% is that there is no place in the world that has the 4x4 rigs, modifications, creativity, quality and beauty like we have here in Australia. Thank you boys and keep it up.