Bigblackford

I would like to know what would help me out offroad I herd running boreds help out alot but I need more stuff

schmanman

tow strap, tools, shovel, flash light, cell phone

dilloncawthon

how would running boards help?

just always have a plan in case you get stuck, someone with you, or a winch, or someone to call.

Old_Skl_Raptr

i think he means rock sliders.

hi lift jack, comealong, strap, chains, lots of common sense

JLindsay32

A buddy, Tough Tow Straps, and a Cell Phone are always good to have. The hardest part about offroading is learning your trucks limits, once you know what you can can't and might have a hard time making it through the rest is up to you. If you aren't afraid of getting stuck and your buddy doesn't mind pulling you out have at it. Offraoding is all about having a good time, so whatever fits your fancy.

YJay90

^^Yep, go out w/ a truck/buddy or two and have some fun. Try to get stuck, etc. Once you learn your truck's (and your) limits, you'll know what you can and cannot do.

When wheeling, always go w/ another vehicle. Make sure you have recovery points front and rear. Bring recovery straps (rated for twice the weight of the vehicle and w/ looped ends, not hooks), a Hi-Lift jack, shovel, tools, air compressor (if you need to air down), full size spare tire.

mustang2953

get some decent offroad tires, maybe a leveling kit, some tow straps, a winch or someone to call the can get you out if you are stuck, a spair tire, with a jack, some wood to put under the jack on loose ground and a cell phone

cerealwithoutthemilk

A set of *****. You have a Ford, dont be afraid to drive it!

Old_Skl_Raptr

^i like that haha.

TheJMC

What everyone stated plus...... Find a club near you or someone who has been off road and go with them. To paraphrase the warnings; Do not go alone. The first few times or until you know your truck's limits go during the day.