Normanton to Burketown - Borroloola

Hi Glen, the road is corrugated and bull dust in parts too. You see two wheel drives in the area, but they tend to look a bit beaten up. Your Kluger can indeed get there, but keep the tyres at lower pressures and expect higher fuel consumption.

Tyres are part of your wearing suspension and traction componentry, being street tyres I should expect more punctures than 4x4 owners expect. Softer rubber and lighter construction. Allow a couple of cases as risk, though you may get lucky. Tyres can take a lot of shock out of corrugations, or can magnify the heat to be dissipated from your shockers. Your choice.

We travelled that area just about a month ago. No tyre issues until a pop rivet on the Oodnadatta Track pierced a case this week.

Hi Glen You will need to watch your clearance under the vehicle. If your car is not 4 wheel drive personally I would not attempt it.
If you get to Burketown and change your mind it is not to difficult to Head down to Gregory Downs (145klms) and pick up sealed roads.
We travelled to Borroloola 2 years ago not long after a lot of rain in the area towing a semi off road caravan towed with a 100 series Landcruiser and encountered very little problems. Would have liked to have spent more time in the area.
Hope all goes well for you and enjoy your planned vacation.
Regards John