Review the essential rules, vehicle requirements, convoy procedures and emergency guidelines before joining a Dubai Offroaders drive.
Are You Ready for the Drive?
Complete this personal checklist before leaving home.
Vehicle is mechanically fit
No engine lights, clean fluids, and secure battery.
Fuel tank is full
Never depend on finding fuel near the meeting point.
Tyre pressure equipment is available
Reliable deflator and compressor packed.
Recovery points are accessible
Front and rear points are clear of covers.
Required recovery equipment is packed
Kinetic rope and soft shackles are loaded.
Radio device is ready
UHF/VHF radio is charged and programmed.
Sufficient water is packed
Enough hydration for all passengers for 24 hours.
Route and meeting point are understood
GPS coordinates downloaded for offline use.
Your Vehicle Is Part of the Safety System
Strict requirements ensure the convoy moves efficiently and safely.
Cooling System
No leaks, fully pressurized, dual fans recommended.
Recovery Points
Must be securely chassis-mounted. Tie-down loops are strictly prohibited.
All-Terrain Tyres
Minimum 50% tread depth. Highway (HT) tyres are strictly prohibited.
Ground Clearance
Minimum 10 inches required for Intermediate and Advanced drives.
UHF/VHF Radio
Programmed to official DO frequencies. Minimum 5W transmission power.
Spare Tyre
Must be full size, fully inflated, and easily accessible without tools.
Required Equipment
- Rated front & rear recovery points
- Kinetic recovery rope & soft shackles
- Reliable air compressor & deflator
- Programmed UHF/VHF radio
- Minimum 2.5m safety flag
Not Allowed
- Road/Highway tyres
- Leaking fluids or active engine codes
- Loose internal cargo
- Tow balls used for recovery
How the Convoy Moves
Discipline is critical. Never overtake and always maintain visual contact.