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Asked and answered
The same questions get posted in groups every day. In OSCA, the answer is a real rig, a real checklist or a real profile you can search for and open.
In a group post
What do people tow with a Hilux Rogue?
Heaps.
I tow a 21ft with mine, no worries at all.
Depends what’s in the van and what’s on the ute. Check your compliance plate, work out your GCM and get it weighed. People in here will tell you anything.
In OSCA
Here’s our Hilux in OSCA. We send this link to anyone who asks what we tow.
Vehicle
“Our Hilux has towed our EzyTrails up and down the east coast, up to Cape York and the Limestone Coast, with no issues. Reliable, and does it with ease.”
Towing a 2026 EzyTrail Parkes 15
In a group post
Can I see people’s bull bars?
Here’s mine, ARB. Love it.
Steel or alloy? Makes a big difference to your payload.
In OSCA
Search your make and model in the Hub. Open any rig and see exactly what it runs, brand, weight and cost.
Tows a 2025 Atlas RVS 196
What it runs
Dual cab pickup 4x4
Tows a 2026 EzyTrail Parkes 15
In a group post
Does anyone have a checklist for my first caravan trip?
Following
DM me, I’ll send you mine when I’m home. It’s in my notes app somewhere.
In OSCA
Here’s my go-to checklist. Save it, or clone it and make it yours.
Before You Pull Out
Car and van checked cold, van at its placard pressure.
Torqued on both, re-checked after the first 100 km.
Full, secured, valves off for travel.
Switched over before you leave the driveway.
Full tanks add weight. Fill at your first stop if you can.
Locked, roof vents wound down.
Rolled, locked and strapped.
Down and locked.
Retracted.
Gain set for the loaded van, tested at low speed.