Maxtrax Recovery Board, Black, 10 Count (Pack of 396), Nylon, Compatible with ATV, SUV, Truck, 4WD Vehicle

Sehr gute Verarbeitung. Stolzer Preis für was es ist. Bin gespannt, wie die Qualität ist, sobald ich sie zum ersten Mal einsetze.

Ordered these to have on my bronco just incase i need them in an emergency in the winter they are extremely well build vary heavy and solid I had looked at some cheap prinsess auto ones I'm glad I invested alittle more in to these ones and these also have a life time warranty if they snap

worth the price...saved my bacon

I received these on a Monday and a snow storm hit on Friday. On my way home from work in the storm, I used the MaxTrax to help two nice people who were stuck. The first young man was stuck in an area of black ice even though the road was essentially flat. The MaxTrax under the rear wheels provided the traction and momentum he needed to get beyond the ice and on his way. The next was a teenager in a four wheel drive vehicle who was off the road and partially in a ditch with just the front driver's side wheel still clinging to the shoulder. The MaxTrax were used to dig away a little snow and then placed under the front wheels. He touched the gas, and up and out of the ditch he went. He was a young kid from another state and seeing the sense of relief on his face was priceless. I ordered another pair for my wife's car. Expensive, but I think they're worth it. I have read that the MaxTrax nubs can be melted off if tires are allowed to spin on them. That didn't happen in either case mentioned above, so mine are still like new. Also a word of common sense caution: once freed in winter conditions, drivers might not have full control of their vehicles. Make sure they have a wide driving path that is clear of other vehicles and friendly people who have stopped to assist.

After a major snow dump in December ‘21, local streets were barely passable, down to a single open lane with ice covered by snow. Neighbor’s 4WD heavy duty pickup truck (with full size chains on the rear tires)got stuck less than a few hundred yards away from his and our house - where the street slopes upwards toward a T intersection. Truck wouldn’t go forward or backward and would only slide sideways into snowbank upon application of throttle. We walked over to the stuck truck with a pair of our visiting daughter’s Maxtrax Mark II mats in hand, and after a little work positioning the mats under the rear wheels our neighbor was able to move uphill and get out of the jam in less than five minutes. With that demonstration, we ordered another pair for ourselves. They really do work, are worth the price, costing way less than the cost of a single tow and a couple hours wait time when everyone else is stuck too.