X-BULL New Recovery Traction Tracks Sand Mud Snow Track Tire Ladder 4WD (Red,3gen)

In order to hunt elk in Wyoming, I had to purchase a winch bumper and winch worth thousands of dollars. When I ordered these boards, I originally received one set in black, and at the last minute, I ordered another set in olive, thinking the insurance would be good in case the winch could not help. As part of the 10-point assessment, I used the four boards multiple times There was 14" of snowfall when we were inches away from a drop-off. We had to move backward or forward in both cases (the front-mounted winch needed to be moved backward). It's amazing how magical these boards are! They were reported as melting in reviews. My off road tires have pretty good grip, and I cruised in a low gear almost always (but not always) and the tires just grabbed the boards and we walked right out of the sticky situation. My truck was equipped with BFG AT's, so I was even able to help a fella who had a Chevy Avalanche. I am now a believer since we were 3 hours away from cell service and the closest person was probably 2 hours away. Further, I use a tent on top of my vehicle to level it on uneven terrain. It can even happen It was 10°F and they did not crack, and I have a 3/4-ton Excursion loaded to the brim. We have recovered them several times and parked on them overnight a few times as well, and they are still as No crack, bend, or melt. I wish I had taken pictures of the sticky situations we used them in, but it was entirely too entangled in us trying not to fall down a ravine. But I attached pictures of them being used as levels under my stupid heavy machine. As of 1/28/19, I've updated the photos to show how I mounted the boards to my spare tire using ratchet straps. I was also able to slide a cable lock through the holes molded into the boards to prevent theft.

Carlos Costello

| Aug 04, 2021

My position is that I'm okay with it. Recover traction devices are MaxTrax, which has become the industry standard. This is an awesome group. You'll also have to pay $300 or more for them. A story about the X-factor For a pair of the BOLL version on Amazon, I spent $59 Put the math to the test. A set of X-rays will burn through 5 sets in a row for me Prior to reaching the $300 MaxTrax price point, there are several BULLS. Of course, they do not have the same durability of the top tier products. We have a wide selection of products on-line, but if you need an off-line product, don't hesitate to call If necessary (or if it's just for peace of mind), you should take the road once in a while. You may not need to spend $300 to buy the best product you can find. Following many decades of off-roading, I rarely have to use a traction pad Regardless of whether I'm roading in sand along the Texas coast/beaches, in mud in Southeast Texas, on rocky slop trails in Virginia and Pennsylvania, or on the rocks at Moab (I actually stacked a few rocks). There will inevitably be times when you will need to use this collection to make yourself You might be able to recover them or use them to help someone else Out of a tough spot with a roader. With a price tag of $59, you can almost call them disposable. A story about the X-factor As a younger man, I used to shove logs, sticks, pieces of lumber, etc. under my tires to give me just enough bite to fling muddy rooster tails at your buddies helping me out (ah!) We never thought such a thing existed. When the good ol' days were back I appreciate it, buddy). Their toughness, well-designed construction, and quality construction will serve them well in a variety of situations. Keeping them inside my vehicle has helped me avoid deterioration from UV light (which also affects the MaxTrax, by the way). A story about the X-factor In my opinion, BULLs do not stack as cleanly as MaxTrax, but I do not see it as a huge factor. Moreover, they were packaged in a cheap black zipper bag with a carrying handle, which will probably not survive the first time a pair of muddy, wet footwear gets shoved back in there. It's not vital, but it's nice. To be prepared, you should When you store them inside, make sure they are tightly closed You might end up with a mess. If you have to take one of these out, you are probably messy enough I would like to remind our customers purchasing traction devices that you are getting them to run over - and you are buying these for that purpose. The terrain is typically gnarly We are here to help you get unstuck, out of a difficult situation, or get yourself over a difficult obstacle. No matter what brand you use, you will scratch it even if you run it over in your driveway or spit out your tires on it. The purpose of traction pads is to provide you with additional tools while off-road To assist you on the trail, a road kit is available. The hint is There are other tools that can assist in recovery, such as winches, snatch straps, tow ropes, jacks, etc. Visit the following YouTube channel to see a great video review on overlanding Australia Those who performed "tests" on all different types of traction devices on the market were in a show titled "Which 4x4 Recovery Tracks are the best?" (08 FEB 2020). A story about the X-factor Even some of their most brutal trials did not deter the bulls. Was it a win for them? Not at all. Did they deserve to be called the worst? No way. Despite having held up well for a number of years, they remain highly competitive for a number of years In my opinion, it is the best offer for an off-road vehicle, and it is extremely affordable A road tripper who would rather spend $300 on more important upgrades to their rig. As far as the best are concerned, MaxTrax are without a doubt the top choice. These XBULLS are the off-road vehicle for the average Joe, according to me A roader's guide to travel I do not think this is The trail is long, but the trip will be worth it!.

Jerry Pugh

| Nov 12, 2020

You can reach out to Amazon directly through their website to determine if you qualify for a warranty, and once you do, they'll direct you to Yet they have not replied to my queries about Amazon returns. This is yet another review that shows how the crack when they are actually used. The first thing we did for a couple of trucks stuck up at the ski resort was to help them. The situation is not There was a Tundra and a Ram 1500 that were caught This was our first time using these in the cold weather, but it was very cold. As I was returning home after helping release those 2 trucks, I discovered longitudinal cracks on both of Max Trax has been used by the guys at the resort without incident, and I've also seen max Trax being used to level RVs or to build With these, there is no chance I would try that.

The thing that really bothered me was when I contacted the seller to let them know these had cracked. If you asked that question, you would want the response "That shouldn't happen. ". It is our goal to produce a quality, durable product that we can stand behind. As a result, I was told, "Well, we can replace them if they are still covered by warranty. ". This indicates to me they were not designed for long-term use. If you want them for a backup, keep them on the truck and don't expect to use them more than once or twice in an emergency. Spend the money for a higher-quality one if you use them frequently and want to make sure that they won't fall apart when you need them Product of very high quality.

Edwin BEVAN

| Jan 06, 2021