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Tread Jan/Feb 2023 Digital

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The forty-first issue of Tread brings a variety of vehicle builds, Australian adventures and ways to prep for winter. In the January/February 2023 issue, there’s something for everyone. Jeep drivers will enjoy a piece on the history of Jeep and its founder Karl K. Probst. Also included is a feature on Scott Willeford’s Jeep JL and accompanying Boreas trailer that take him all over the west coast on various off grid adventures. A RAM built for adventure and filming gets to transform into a family camping mobile. Jeff Coxen shows off his purpose-built truck, which is used to film documentaries or take his family on excursions. Toyota fans can read more about the 2023 Sequoia, while learning more about the Destination Outdoor event. An off-road Porsche Cayenne graces our pages to show that luxury can also get dirty. Eurowise owner Mike Ngo not only competed in the Red Clay Rally in 2021 in the Cayenne, but also drive it across the country to SEMA, hitting the dirt along the way. Winter gear, the Summer Alcan Rally and Land Rover Trek round out the issue to add some gear and excitement to the pages. Packed full of a little bit of everything, it’s an issue you don’t want to miss.

Reviews

  2. Michael K says:
    Perfect
    What keeps me coming back to Tread is how they focus on rigs that are actually used out on the trail. It’s not all about show trucks or over-the-top builds. I like reading about people’s actual travel setups and seeing what kind of gear works for them.
  3. Mike Harris says:
    Good
    One thing I really enjoyed in the latest issue (Jan/Feb 2025) was the feature on winter camping tips and cold-weather overland gear. As someone who likes to get out even when the temps drop, it felt super relevant. The mix of gear reviews and real-world advice makes it easy to pick up something useful from every issue.