Trail Seekers Co.

We lost two absolute legends in the Toyota world this week. Matt and Stacey’s passion for life, adventure, and each other was unmatched. They went out doing exactly what they loved. wheeling together in the wild beauty of BC.

If there’s one thing their journey teaches us, it’s this: cherish every single moment. Live your life fully. Take the trip. Make the memory. Because tomorrow isn’t promised.

Let’s also make sure we show our love and appreciation for them by visiting their social media accounts, watching their YouTube videos, and leaving a message. Their spirit will live on through their content, their community, and the way they inspired us all.

I like to think they’re up there somewhere right now. still exploring trails together, still smiling at each other the way they always did, and maybe even keeping an eye on us to make sure we all make it home safe.

Rest easy, Matt & Stacey. You’ll forever be part of our adventures.

On Sunday I got asked to guide a group around East Harrison who had never been.
What a trip!

Wheeling with 🌲

Snow Wheeling w/
I found a hole and got winched out😂

**koverlanding

Since our has been in the shop for the last 3.5 months waiting for a new engine, I thought I’d throw up some of our Favorite rigs for you to enjoy 👌🏼

I’ve been asked about what happened with CoquitlamChrysler|AutoGroup] quite a few times. All I can say is DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM!

The GM got back to me about all of the stolen things out of my Jeep.. (they left my doors open, never locked it and $3000 worth of recovery gear etc stolen while in their locked compound) and said it was my fault for leaving things in there, and that it was impossible to lock my doors when they left it outside because the fuel lines were exposed and it could have turned into a environmental hazard if they turned the ignition on to lock the doors. ALL the doors have manual locks with the exception of the rear tailgate which could have been locked by key.
They did offer to pay half of a insurance deductible, but nevermind the missing stuff after having my Jeep for 3 months then giving it back still broken.

If you want to get the run around on your vehicle and have a dealership who doesn’t care about the customer. Go see CoquitlamChrysler|AutoGroup] 👍🏼

A few more upgrades.

Of course I only go to the best shop around for my upgrades
Thanks Adam, Dave, & Tyson.
New LED turn signals with DRL, and a Blue
Also a dealer for products 🤌🏻

Merry Christmas!

Who’s even out snow wheeling?
We hope everyone has a wicked awesome Christmas and happy new year.

Thank you Maple Ridge Chrysler]

After being in another dealership for 3 months, and coming back unfixed, Maple Ridge Chrysler] had the Jeep FIXED IN ONE DAY!
Now we can enjoy snow wheeling season 👀🇨🇦❄️

The Wild ft.

It’s been a wet, stormy & floody winter so far in British Columbia.
But when the back country access opens back up and the trail seeking begins. Where are you headed?

It sucks that this post has to be made. But, we’ve had some things stolen from our Jeep.

While our Jeep was being serviced at they left the doors unlocked for days, months? On end & our Stihl MS271 chainsaw & case, all of our recovery gear, air compressor and hoses, and a helmet got snatched and grabbed right out of their… gated… lot.

No solution has been offered from the dealer so far. Please keep your eyes peeled on sale sites for a Stihl chainsaw in a orange case, the TLD helmet shown, and a smittybilt air compressor with a custom blue 4 way air up hose.

Added to this, after 3 months of work & awaiting parts. The jeep came back with the same issues/noise it went in with.

Good things, long waits.

It took much too long to put the plan for .co together. But now it’s flowing smooth. We’re almost ready to launch our winter line of off-road adventure apparel❄️