AZ's Original Club For 4x4 Suzuki Owners

Zuks of Arizona

ABOUT ZUKS OF ARIZONA

Do you love four wheeling? Are you tired of four wheeling alone? We know how hard it is to find other people to go four wheeling with, especially other Suzuki owners. That’s why we started ZOA.

Check out our pictures and see if you would like to join us on a trail ride or come to one of our monthly meetings. It’s fun to see other Zuks up close, to get new ideas for your Zuk and to hang out with other Suzuki owners.

History

Zuks of Arizona (ZOA) was founded in the summer of 1999 when Bobby Rambaugh, Jim Kawa, and several other Suzuki owners came together with a vision to create a local club. While Bobby and Jim were instrumental in starting the group, other founding members also played key roles in establishing ZOA. In the years that followed, individuals such as Dave King, Eric Solvesky, Troy Wiora, Clint Hartwell, Scott Senko and Myron Thorson helped shape the club into the thriving community it is today. ZOA remains a place where Suzuki 4×4 owners can connect, share knowledge, and enjoy off-roading together.

To become a member of ZOA you must live in the state of Arizona and own a Suzuki 4×4 vehicle.

This includes the Suzuki Samurai, Suzuki Sidekick, Suzuki Tracker, Suzuki X-90, Suzuki Vitara, Suzuki Grand Vitara, Suzuki XL-7, Suzuki Equator, Suzuki LJ10 and Suzuki LJ20.

Don’t have a Suzuki yet? Don’t live in Arizona? No worries! Keep current with Zuks of Arizona on our social media channels.

MESSAGE BOARD

This is where you can hang out online with all the members to discuss anything and everything about Suzuki 4×4’s. This is our original website and contains more pictures, our event calendar and all the answers you need to fix up your Zuk. Find out what works, and what doesn’t, from people with first hand experience in your environment. Ask a lot of questions so you can get the best bang for your buck when you decide to modify your Zuk, and share your experiences so we can learn from them too. Join up, listen in on the conversation and make yourself at home.

This is not a national message board. This board is for members only to keep things on a personal level.

DISCLAIMER

ZOA’s philosophy is to keep four wheeling simple and fun, but four wheeling can be dangerous. DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!