• RULES OF ENGAGEMENT & DO NOT RULES 2017 Toyota Tundra 4x4 Overlander This rig is built for comfortable backcountry camping and light off-road travel — not extreme four-wheeling. Follow these rules to protect yourself, your passengers, and the vehicle. Violations may result in liability for damages. APPROVED USE Paved roads, graded dirt/gravel roads, soft four-wheel driving on BLM land and fire trail access roads, maintained forest service roads in dry conditions, and established overland routes. If a trail is established, maintained, and passable at a safe, controlled speed, you're good. DO NOT — DRIVING & TERRAIN No water crossings or river fording — water destroys engine, transmission, and electrical systems. No rock crawling or climbing over boulders, ledges, or technical obstacles. No aggressive or high-speed off-road driving — no jumping, dunes, or "send it" driving. No deep mud, bogs, soft sand, or unknown soft ground. No steep or off-camber climbs/descents beyond the vehicle's stable limits. No closed, unauthorized, or private trails. Stay on legal, open routes. No towing or recovering other vehicles unless authorized. When in doubt, don't. If an obstacle makes you hesitate, stop and find another way. DO NOT — VEHICLE & CAMPER CARE No smoking, vaping, or open flames in the cab or camper shell — ever. No overloading the vehicle or roof rack. No tampering with electrical, power, Starlink, or installed equipment. PASSENGER SAFETY Seatbelts required when moving. No riding in the camper or bed in motion. Mind carbon monoxide risk; keep heater ventilation clear. Children properly restrained per law. GENERAL Leave no trace; obey all BLM, forest, and posted rules. Report any damage or warning light immediately. Return clean and as provided.