It takes an offroad vehicle to go offroading.
Here is advice from “insiders” to help you in your search for a new or used vehicle, or in dealing with service facilities, vendors & suppliers.
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Dealing with dealerships & vendors
Purchase vs. Lease a Jeep for Serious Off-Roading
Buying is generally the better choice for dedicated off-roaders. Ownership gives you full freedom to modify the vehicle without restrictions from the leasing company. Leases are designed around returning the vehicle in near-stock condition, and off-roading naturally produces trail wear that can trigger excess wear-and-use charges.