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While Leash’s ‘Cruiser is more than capable, Michael ‘Borgy’ Borg is Team NSW’s heavy hitter, with his 80-series Toyota LandCruiser running a Tough Dog 3-inch suspension lift and a set of Access Alloys Spyder Calibre rims wrapped in 315/75R16 Open Country R/T tyres, or 35s in bush talk. On the outside, Opposite Lock bar work, BushSkinz underbody protection and a sweet custom tray and canopy from Luke Bodyworks make it obvious that Leash’s ‘Cruiser means business, with a suite of Redarc goodies ensuring the electricals are up to scratch too. Under the bonnet, you’ll find a freshly rebuilt 1HD-FTE engine breathing through an upgraded GTurbo and a 3-inch exhaust, tuned by Berrima Diesel with a DPCHIP X. Leash’s 79-Series Toyota LandCruiser is using 285/75R16 Open Country M/T tyres to be specific, which are fitted to a set of Access Alloys Spyder Trax rims and supported by a Tough Dog 2-inch suspension lift. Sand, mud, rocks they don’t just do their job, they do it really well!” I’m running the Open Country M/Ts on my ‘Cruiser and so far, I can’t fault them. “After just a few minutes with the Toyo Tires team, I could tell they shared our passion for Australia’s favourite pastime. “It’s great to be working with a company that really cares about their products and what they can do down under,” adds Alicia ‘Leash’ Blythe, a presenter for Team NSW in this season’s State of Origin competition.

“They are one of the few tyre manufacturers with a real focus on the off-road market, and we are really excited to see how their Open Country tyres perform over a wide variety of terrains this year.”

“We have had our eye on Toyo Tires for a few years now,” says David Luke, the self-professed brains behind the Offroad Adventure Show and the bloke putting in the hardest yards on both sides of the camera. With the Toyo Tires HiLux Rugged joining the convoy in last weekend’s episode, piloted by our good friend Bri we wanted to offer you a closer look at the Offroad Adventure show fleet.

If you’ve been tuning in to the Offroad Adventure Show on Channel 10, you may have noticed that their rigs are rolling on our Open Country rubber this season.