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Flat tyre on the Gibb River Road

Rachael Doherty
By Rachael Doherty
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Join our 4WD convoy tackling the infamous Gibb River Road. The water level is low for the crossing, but the real challenge hits later when the notorious corrugations claim their first victim: a flat tyre.

Segment Highlights:
  • Watch our five vehicles carefully navigate a rocky freshwater and saltwater river crossing.
  • See the team pull over to handle a flat tyre, turning the delay into a BBQ lunch break.
  • Learn how to plug a punctured tyre in a dusty, practical roadside repair lesson.

Join our crews as we journey along the Gibb River Road in Season 14: Episode 19, What’s Up Downunder.

A father watches over his teenage boy plugging a tyre under an awning: location, the Gibb River Road

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