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Overlanding rigs take a beating on the trail, so one thing you absolutely need to do is inspect the suspension. You can do this on your own in your driveway and look for problems or issues after every trip you take. But you should also consider periodic trips to an experienced mechanic so they can give your rig a good once-over and fix any problems. In today's video, I get underneath a Toyota 4Runner with the folks at Aiden James Customs to learn more about what you need to consider when inspecting your suspension. This is actually the first video in a new series called "Ask a Professional," so we can bring you high-value information straight from the experts' mouths!
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