BUNKER INDUST Offroad Traction Boards with Jack Base,Pair Multifunctional Recovery Tracks Tire Traction Mat Snow Mud Sand Ramp-Orange 4X4 ATV UTV Car Traction Pads with Carry Bag

From the video when vehicle is stuck it’s on rear wheel drive and after it’s 4wheel drive and you can clearly see front tires have good traction

Great product. Works very well

Got my 35 Class A motorhome out of the mud. Buy this!

Very sturdy build, heavy duty track! Comes in handy as a base for my car jack when doing roadside tire changes.

My bag came ripped at the seam next to the zipper...bag is way to small and tight. The zipper should be bigger and more heavy duty. Dont know about the traction boards as we have not used them yet...

They fit everywhere, the size is great. I have not used them, but they are made well, also the carrier bag is a great.

The Recovery Boards feel strong and durable for the price I paid including a carry bag. These are the first Boards I bought and Im very satisfied with the quality and design of it. Now I feel ready to use them, when the time comes.

Good product but the added bag is garbage you will not fit them in this bag ripped trying to get them in the first time. But the bag will not help get you out of the sand so the product is still good.

Bunker Ind. makes a nice product - seems well crafted, fits together as designed. The 3 piece kit comes in a handy carry-bag. I have it stored in my F250 tool box for - not if but when the surface wont cooperate. A couple years ago I stuck an F150 just off the highway, but in the desert 50 miles from the nearest town (I was working on power transmission towers). That $500 tip to a local towing agency with a jeep and a strap left a sting. Ill self recue with my new BI Treads. Wish me luck!

If youre tight on space or just dont want to run around town screaming look at me, Im an overlander! these might be for you. When I opened them up I was immediately impressed with the quality feel, and the sturdiness and heft of the materials. The zippered case is actually pretty decent, too. In usage, I actually used these a couple times on a recent trip to the desert in my Jeep. One thing to note - if you DONT have lockers (either front or rear) you might need two sets of these. In my case I have lockers, so I can get away with using a traction board under a single wheel and still get out. The shortness of these boards somewhat limits their usability, but I was able to chain them together using the center section and climb up out of a sand hole Id gotten stuck in (purposely just to test these out). In addition, I use these to level my camping trailer by driving one tire up onto one or both of the treads. I can then also use the center orange section to set the tongue jack in so that it doesnt sink into sand or soft soil. For my purposes (a Jeep Rubicon pulling a camper trailer) this is an even better and more versatile solution than the full sized maxxtraxx type boards.