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  • 2014 Kawasaki Teryx LE - Off-Road Alternatives

    By Kevin Blumer

    The Teryx LE can work hard, and it’s equipped with a 600-pound capacity cargo bed. Need to tow? The Teryx LE can pull up to 1,300 pounds. The Kawasaki Teryx LE is good to go, right from the get-go

  • Off-Road Rides - April 2014

    By Alex Kreidl

    A 1983 Jeep CJ-7, 1984 Chevy K20, 1968 Volkswagen Baja Bug, and 1990 Chevy Silverado.

  • 2004 GMC Sierra - The Black Diamond

    By Mike Ingalsbee

    This 2004 GMC Sierra 2WD Extended Cab named the “Black Diamond,” by owners Luanna and Ryan Jubera, is as tough, beautiful, and rare as its namesake.

  • JRi Electronic Shocks

    By Jay Kopycinski

    JRide's system allows a vehicle user to remotely adjust the valve settings on the shocks by four different means: a smartphone, a dash-mounted full-color display, a keypad, or a hand control.

  • 1999 Ford Explorer 4x4 - Re-Frame, Re-Focus

    By Kevin Blumer

    Matt Cawley’s off-road project had been re-framed and re-focused. The SUV’s transformation was successful and undeniable. An Explorer picked up where a Ranger had left off.

  • 2014 Ram Trucks

    By Jerrod Jones

    The first new half-ton diesel truck the United States has seen in many years. Body styling has remained much the same, but little and big additions have made these Ram trucks. The best fuel economy, and the highest tow rating.

  • Finding Weak Links

    By Dirt Sports Nation

    The hunt for the “Holy Grail” of axle assemblies has been going on ever since off-roading began. With growing race series like Ultra4, The King of the Hammers and the Southern Rock Racing Series

  • SCORE Inks Deal With CBS Sports Network

    By Dirt Sports Nation

    SCORE International’s Roger Norman announced today that CBS Sports Network will televise the entire five-race 2014 SCORE World Desert Championship series.

Dirt Sports & Off-Road magazine is dedicated to delivering more of everything off-road enthusiasts of any stripe are looking for, honoring the rich heritage of the Dirt Sports and Off-Road brands. From deep dives of performance engines and drivetrains, to inside looks at fabrication, suspension and chassis design, from the latest trends in tire and wheel technology, to up-to-date information on new products for your rig, Dirt Sports & Off-Road has got it covered.

As the “Voice of Off-Road Motorsports and Performance” we pride ourselves as being the inside connection to the off-road community, representing the interests of the professional racer and builder, entry level fan, and high performance off-road enthusiast alike.

It takes a lot of technical know-how to get highly modified vehicles running at peak performance, and Dirt Sports & Off-Road’s tech stories and in-depth install features are designed to help everyone from the novice to the seasoned veteran get a leg up on the competition. There are also detailed product breakdowns to help guide enthusiasts in the right direction.

We also get out there in the dirt and travel to the world’s biggest off-road events in order to bring it to you straight from the track and trail.]

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