Traction Boards Off-Road Recovery Boards Tire Ladder 4WD Traction Mats for Truck, Mud, Snow, Sand (Orange)

Haven’t tried it yet, but love the color. Seem well made and hope are as tough like the ones in videos I watched testing another clone brand against big brand. Packaging arrived looking like the delivery driver had tested them out tho. Totally shredded. Fits nice in Thule Cascade box. Edit. Finally got to try them out. I used them in conjunction with a recovery strap to pull a front wheel drive toyota tercel whose rear end was was deep in a snow bank. (Definitely required shoveling, too.) I was pulling in reverse, uphill on packed-powder, unmaintained forest service road with my Subaru Forester, and had no luck on the first yank. So, tried again with these boards. They gave the Toyota enough front wheel traction to be of assistance, and I pulled it right out. Not a mark on them after using. There was no way it was coming out without these! Recommend! I carry them in my cargo box. Update...used in many more snow recoveries since the toyota. last weekend I finally cracked the end of one board helping a 15-person Ford e-350 with all seasons get out of an icy/snowy mountain parking area. Again, this required shoveling, and pulling with a tow strap for some of the work, but then the driver was able to get the rest of the way out by repeatedly driving over these boards. One board cracked at one end against the pavement, but continued to be functional despite the crack. This was a a 1-ton vehicle though, and the 8th or 9th recovery I've done using this set. So, pretty pleased to say the least. Used them again today to get my forester unstuck from some deep snow. No pulling. Just some shoveling.

Purchased these tracks in July 2020. While I carried them on my backcountry trips since then, I did not use them until June 2022, when my 4Runner became stuck in deep Utah sand on two separate occasions, while I was alone in very remote backcountry and many, many miles from the nearest paved road. These tracks worked perfectly and enabled the 4Runner to "dig out" of the sand. Without them, I would have been in significant trouble. I give the tracks high marks, with one slight exception. The tip of one of the boards developed two very minor cracks after the second use. These miniscule cracks do not affect the board's sturdiness, but they may indicate an issue with long-term durability. However, in view of the price and the overall quality and effectiveness of the boards, I have no reservations about recommending them. They do the job well, and I will never go on a backcountry trip without them. Another nice feature: The boards come with a carrying bag that is handy and convenient. While the bag is not of the highest quality, it can be strengthened with heavy duty tape, and it is great for storing the tracks and containing dirt and sand after the tracks are used.

I would have given this 5 star but as shown in another person's review it cracked at one end. I believe this is a design flaw which could be easily corrected by the manufacturer. But it gripes the tiers well slipped a little in the mud but wasn't much of a problem, length is great and overall I do recommend but imagine many people will have the same issue with one end cracking

I bought these fully expecting that they’d stay in the bag for the foreseeable future. Seattle weather had a different idea and I found myself pulling them out for several drivers who were stuck on our hilly, icy roads. They worked just as advertised on everything from a Prius to a big ole pickup truck. I doubt the manufacturer planned for repeated uses on concrete, so I don’t hold the wear and tear against them- in fact, when it comes time to replace them, I won’t hesitate to order these again. Great value for a sturdy, well made product.

Hey, hotrod. We all get it. Your jeep is awesome but sometimes we get a little too excited to let everybody know how awesome it is and forget to let the air out before we hit the beach. Suns out guns out. Skies out thighs out. Tops off. Doors off. You're having a good time roosting out all the non believers and beach peasants that don't have an awesome jeep... but then. You hit the loosey goosey sand and in a panic of potential shame infront of all the people shaking their fists at you. Your fear and panic hidden only by the blacked out polarized lenses of your oversize gascan oakleys you appear solid and collected. Before they have a chance to realize how mucked you are and before you bury her down to the differential. You hop out like a boss. Slap these bright green puppies under your super cool guy sand slingers and crawl right out like you meant to do that. And before you know it. You're back at it. Full throttle white knuckled and raising Cain again. Have another bud light, Chad. These things will buy you another sixer worth of stupidity. Don't let anybody tell you that "you can't go there" as long as you got these by your side. Just try to save some ladies for the rest of us you go anywhere girl gettin try hards.

I've used these a few times now and they work great. I'm in the Everglades so it's about 1000 square miles of mushy swamp. I can't imagine that any other recovery board that costs 2-3 times more would work much better. I have a 4Runner but I've also used these on several other vehicles to get them out of the mud and they work like a champ. I like the way they stack together and the bag they come in is not the highest quality but good enough and especially handy to put the muddy boards in so you don't get mud in the truck and can then wash them off at home.

I managed to get my pickup stuck during a trip upnorth to my cottage. These things really worked. But they took a beating and we’re damaged in the process.

So exciting to get these! Initial thoughts are they are nearly the exact same quality of the big brands as I have owned them in the past( ended up loosing them in the dunes). I wouldn’t hesitate to expect these to perform exactly the same. From the looks they have a similar style to the tred brand so I will try to see if there mounting hardware is compatibility. Trying these bad boys out in the snow tonight! Will update review with some snow pics soon.