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Congrats @Jose Luis Campos. Well deserved promotion. You have a great attitude towards off-roading and you translate it quite nicely in the dune bashing drives. Keep going buddy!

Thank you very much for your kind words @Mike M. It's always a pleasure to drive with you!

Thank you very much @M.Seidam!

Congratulations @Jose Luis Campos very well deserved . Enjoy the new level

Hi @Fenya a very warm welcome to Carnity, please ensure you have a flag and a means to attach it to your vehicle as this is one of the key safety items required for the drive. Yes you can bring children no issue at this level I will be posting more information later in the week

Congrats @Jose Luis Campos!

Hi! Just join the club. I`m about to join newbie driving lesson 19 April. I`ll be on 2016 Jeep wrangler 2 doors Yellow. I have a programmable radio and compressor. Now question only with Flag. I`ll try tu bu or borrow somewhere. Can I take my kids to the lesson?

FYI Pajero owners with TPMS sensors. These provided a spanner in the works so to speak. As it turns out, the Pajero TPMS sensors are clip onto to the valve stem and cannot be attached to the Apex deflator and the special adaptor that they also sell won't work because it is a screw based design. It could be possible to not attach the sensors and live with a permanent warning light for the TPMS system warning. Disabling it in the computer apparently is also very had to do. In the end, I decided not to do this and will continue to unscrew the valve to deflate. Also very fast and no additional cost. If anyone has an alternative solution, I'd love to hear about it.