Summer has kicked in, no more offroading for us anymore till the winter starts again. It gets up to 50 to 55 degrees here in the summer, hence we don’t even touch the sands, only if the evenings are good enough, we do a night drive, but that also very rare.
I took the truck offroad several times during the winter, sand got in everywhere, hence thought of getting it a proper wash done for using it in summers, gave it for a steam wash (under body / engine bay and body quick wax) ... i picked up the truck looking brand spanking new -- but now on small humps and bumps i hear squeaking sound from the back leaf springs (i think) - I think the steam wash took the greasing or lubrication off the suspension ... any input on what type of lubrication and which area's i need to lube/grease. I will get all under body done to avoid on corrosion.
I took the truck offroad several times during the winter, sand got in everywhere, hence thought of getting it a proper wash done for using it in summers, gave it for a steam wash (under body / engine bay and body quick wax) ... i picked up the truck looking brand spanking new -- but now on small humps and bumps i hear squeaking sound from the back leaf springs (i think) - I think the steam wash took the greasing or lubrication off the suspension ... any input on what type of lubrication and which area's i need to lube/grease. I will get all under body done to avoid on corrosion.
... In the city on a normal day 45 - 46 is normal. Go out of the city into the highways through the desert, goes more than 50. I have seen myself upto 56 degree celsius. and Sand is HOT if you step on it bare feet. Hence no offroading in summers AT ALL. but in winters it is amazing!! we camp, we bash, we jump, we grill! there are specialy areas like EMPTY QUARTERS, where you have quick sand as well. dunes change shape over night, for this you have to go all preped! 
