Mario Cornejo

Hi APEX deflators are a good addition to the offroad equipment in your car. With regards to the size of the APEX valve, this will depend on the rim you are installing them, check that the valve is not too close to the wheel otherwise you will have trouble opening them. I had Black Rhino wheels (Rift model) and had to install XL. For the TPMS, in case yours don't fit then there is an adaptor for APEX valves. Formula Tyres on Umm Suqeim road has those adaptors.

Where is the gallery? Here is the link: https://carnity.com/gallery/category/1122-fewbie-mahafiz-to-faya-sharjah-11-dec-2021

@Gaurav thank you for the 2nd opportunity but I won't be attending. Also, it will not be prudent (at least in my case as I cannot plan to camp prior of after the drive) to drive back home on the same day, last time I caught myself dozing off many times, I was too lucky I did not get myself into a serious accident, so this time it is a no. Thanks again, have a safe and enjoyable drive.

@Hisham Masaad thank you for having us all in your drive and leading us throughout the route at a good pace and perfect timing, so perfect we reached top of Al Faya a the right moment of sunset. It had been a while since the last visit to Mahafiz and Al Faya area, its scenery never fails to impress, I've posted a few pictures in the gallery. From the "tail of the convoy" I can comment it was a fluid drive, in spite of the churned soft sand, everyone did an amazing job in maintaining great lines, controlling their vehicles and most of all, observing safety. The bowls provided the perfect theatre to test drivers' skills and their cars, I am sure everybody had fun. The last part of the drive, climbing to Al Faya was indeed a challenge which was later rewarded by the vistas at the top of Faya. It was a pleasure driving with all of you and hope to see you soon in the sand. Have a great week ahead.