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I've just got a bare aluminium tray on there right now. Is there any way I can add weight to the back of the ute to make it handle better on corrugated roads by adding weight underneath the tray? There's lots of room under there, just trying to think of ways of utilising the space to help with my issue.

How many KG's do I need for my ute to stop bouncing around on corrigated roads?

Long range tank adds 70-80kg

Gipsy wrote:Long range tank adds 70-80kg

Love it Gipsy, I've always tried to make added weight be something useful. I once had a piece of 6" channel iron as a rear bumper bar. Probably could've used 4" but it was what I had in stock. A different vehicle I bolted on a toolbox and loaded some recovery gear into it.
I guess it all depends on what you're using the vehicle for most and I feel certain you'll find the right solution to adding weight in the back. I've seen snow ploughs where the first 50 or 100 metres of ploughed snow goes straight in the back to help them bite into the ice.
Carrying an extra spare can add a little weight too.

What about a water tank? That way you can drain it when not in use.