Dirt Every Day

Finally, a show for all you dirt heads out there! Petersen's four-Wheel and Off-Road Technical Editor Fred Williams introduces the new Dirt Every Day show with a brief overview of what it's all about and where it's headed.

Fred Williams up-fits and outfits one of the coolest 4x4s on the market today -- the Ford Raptor. Raptors are high-performance desert machines but we found one that earns its owner a living each week.

Fred Williams and his friend Rocky travel to Johnson Valley, CA, for the annual King of the Hammers event and compete in the Every Man Challenge.

Fred Williams meets the Jeep that almost flunked him out of high school and sent him down the 4x4 road. Nicknamed "The Ugly Jeep," it's a beat-up 1951 Jeep CJ3a built to be inconspicuous.

Fred Williams introduces us to "Peter the Beater" his new beat up, high mileage '93 Land Cruiser that he'll be fixing up for this year's Cheap Truck Challenge.

Fred Williams gets dirty in his driveway, preparing the Toyota Land Cruiser for the Cheap Truck Challenge. He rips apart the old Land Cruiser to install new axle shafts, a winch, a new front bumper and anything else.

When the crew from Petersen's Four-Wheel and Off-Road buy low buck 4x4's and pit them against each other in the Arizona desert, it can only be one thing ... Cheap Truck Challenge!

We dirt-heads like four-wheeling but we also like modifying out 4x4's. Fred Williams shows us how to add a four-inch lift kit and 35-inch tires on a 2008 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited.

The Moab Easter Jeep Safari is a great week long 4x4 event in Moab, Utah, leading up to Easter weekend every year, and every year Fred and the staff of 4-Wheel and Off-Road attend.

Fred Williams takes to the mountains of Mammoth in his 1965 Dodge M37 to try some snow wheeling away from the busy city. While in Mammoth, Fred meets up with his friend Shane and agrees to take him to the coast.

Fred Williams heads to Fort Hunter Liggett to meet up with fireman Ken Hanna. Ken's ride is a 2011 Oshkosh Striker 3000 military fire truck, used primarily to put out aircraft fires.