 Photo: Ryan Arnst Just about every beach in Florida allows surf fishing. If you can drive right onto the beach it's even better. We found some gear, for your truck and on the shore, to make your fishing day go smoothly.
 One of the reasons we bought a 4X4 vehicle was to be able to drive on the beaches in all conditions. Driving on beaches can be a great experience. What 4x4 mode is best for sand?
 Hitch hammock chairs on Daytona Beach What the “Hitch” is on the back of your truck!? We have plenty of uses for a hitch on your next trip to the beach. Get ready because some of them are really “out there”!
 Tires are one of the most important components on any vehicle, but especially a pickup truck. If you're going to be driving off-road and on the sand, you need the right tires.
Jeep Wrangler on Florida Beach
Best vehicles for driving in sand
Don't you wish you could drive on the sand next to the ocean? Nothing could be better. However, getting stuck in the sand in your vehicle is no laughing matter.
 Pickup Truck parked at New Smyrna Beach One of the great benefits of owning a pickup truck is having the ability to haul your gear. This is especially important when heading out on a beach excursion. It always includes taking a bunch of gear along with the passengers and food, snacks and drinks.
 Ocean Salt and Your Truck Nothing says Florida more than hitting the beach to spend a day sunbathing, floating in the water, or hitting the surf with your boogie board. It’s even better when it’s a drive-on beach and your truck is right there parked beside you packed with everything you need.
Sand trap? Heck, we're not golfing! However, a Florida beach road trip can quickly turn into a nightmare when you ride out onto the beach and sink or get stuck in the sand. And it will get worse as you get more upset, rev that engine and spin those tires!
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