About Us
Australia’s 4×4 scene is more than a hobby — it’s a way of life. From beach runs in Queensland to red dust tracks in the Outback, Aussies have built a culture around exploration, self-reliance, and rugged vehicle setups. With some of the most diverse and remote terrain on the planet, the 4WD community thrives on gear innovation, DIY mods, and bush-tested knowledge. Whether it’s weekend getaways or cross-country touring, Australia’s off-road scene is powered by experience, adventure, and the drive to go further.
Welcome to 4×4 Accessories Magazine – built for the bush and written for real-world off-roaders.
This independent publication is dedicated to the gear, guides, and grit that define Australia’s off-road culture. From suspension upgrades and touring setups to recovery gear and rooftop tents, our focus is on practical, bush-tested solutions for drivers who demand more from their 4WD.
Whether you’re fine-tuning your rig for a long-distance trip or exploring backcountry tracks over a weekend, 4×4 Accessories Magazine delivers content that’s clear, reliable, and grounded in real experience. Our articles cover product reviews, fitment tips, gear comparisons, and lifestyle insights — all tailored to the conditions that Aussie 4WDers know best.
This blog is proudly owned and operated by TBTN Pty Ltd, trading as Mick’s Gone Bush. With a long-standing commitment to quality, reliability, and regional relevance, we’ve built a reputation around understanding what works off-road — and more importantly, what doesn’t. The content here is curated independently, with a focus on education, awareness, and practical knowledge for everyday explorers, DIY tourers, and seasoned bush travellers.
We don’t chase hype — we focus on gear that works where it counts: in the dirt, the dust, and the deep tracks of the outback. Every piece we publish is written with one goal in mind: to help you make better-informed choices when upgrading your 4WD or preparing for your next adventure.
4×4 Accessories Magazine is your guide to smarter gear, real-life fitment, and the lifestyle that comes with getting off the beaten track. No fluff. Just facts. Built for the bush.