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Ford Ranger fitted for trade, touring and off-road use with Bendix brake upgrade options.

Bendix has the Ford Ranger covered when it comes to stopping power

4x4, Camping, NewsBy Staff Writer9 July, 2026

Bendix has the Ford Ranger covered when it comes to stopping power With the Ford Ranger dominating Australian and New Zealand sales charts, Bendix has developed a wide range of brake pads, rotors and upgrade kits to improve stopping performance for owners who tow, tour or work their Rangers hard. There are few things more…

How Popular 4×4 Modifications Can Affect Braking Performance

4x4, Camping, NewsBy Staff Writer19 June, 2026

How Popular 4×4 Modifications Can Affect Braking Performance. Bull bars, bigger tyres and suspension lifts can improve a 4WD’s touring ability, but Bendix says owners should also consider what those upgrades do to braking performance. Australians love modifying their 4x4s. Whether it is for remote-area touring, towing, serious off-road work or simply giving the vehicle…

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Bendix Makes Brake Parts Easier to Find

4x4, Camping, News, Reviews, UncategorizedBy Staff Writer7 May, 2026

Bendix Makes Brake Parts Easier to Find There are few things more capable of ruining a touring holiday than brake trouble halfway between civilisation and the nearest decent coffee. It usually begins innocently enough. A slight vibration through the pedal. A squeal coming down a mountain range. Maybe a mechanic muttering the words, “That doesn’t…

Why You Should Replace Brake Pads and Rotors Together

4x4, Camping, NewsBy Staff Writer2 September, 2025

Touring Tech Tips: Why You Should Replace Brake Pads and Rotors Together When you’re planning the next big trip, the last thing you want is unexpected downtime on the side of the highway because of brake issues. For many drivers, maintenance bills can feel like a grudge purchase—especially with cost-of-living pressures. But when it comes…

Choosing the Right Brake Fluid for Your Vehicle

4x4, Camping, News, UncategorizedBy Staff Writer21 August, 2025

Joining the DOTs: Choosing the Right Brake Fluid for Your Vehicle When it comes to safe touring, reliable brakes are non-negotiable. One of the simplest but most overlooked maintenance items is brake fluid. Selecting the right type – known as its DOT rating – is essential to keep your braking system working at its best. What Does…

Why Mud and 4×4 Brakes Just Don’t Mix

4x4, Camping, NewsBy Staff Writer17 June, 2025

When the Fun Stops: Why Mud and 4×4 Brakes Just Don’t Mix By Staff Writer You can hear it before you see it — the unmistakable squelch of rubber slicing through thick, sloppy mud. A rooster tail of brown arcs out behind your wagon as it muscles forward, tyres clawing for traction. The winch has…

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