Toryea Orange 2 Pcs Auto Recovery Traction Tracks Emergency Tires Ladder Off-Road Mud, Sand, Snow Vehicle Extraction

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Bought these before a trip to the dunes. Didn't think I would personally need them. Maybe I could help someone else out. The way my truck is set up it never gets stuck. Well after some hard wheeling on the dunes my front CV axel went. With 2wd I was instantly stuck. My friends Tacoma pulled me right up on top of these even though I was buried up to my tailgate. Glad I bought them now...

I haven’t used it to get unstuck, but I needed a couple inches to get underneath and do some work. I thought for sure that these were going to crack and break. I am surprised that they held up great! they’re not the most expensive but they held up just as good.

Update on review, I received the wrong color (not that big of a deal) and the Boards seemed to have a defect in the middle. Almost like a weak point in the mold. I contacted the seller and they replied almost immediately. They were very polite and a quick to resolve the issue. Just recently we had a lot of snow and a large ford transits slid into a ditch across my house. I grabbed the boards and told the driver to ease onto them. He ended up a little heavy on the gas and one board did shot out, but they worked like a charm and really didn’t show signs of wear or nubs wore down. I’ll update once I’ve used them off-road.

they feel like just plastic, maybe abs, not reinforced or very little reinforcement. They are designed well and hold up the weight of my car fine. I bought them to use primarily as leveling blocks to level out my car on uneven surfaces when camping. They work fine for this.they feel like they would flex and bend instead of crack but I'll probably never find out.my only complaint is they dont nest together nearly as much as I thought they would, and stacking them under the weight of a vehicle would probably destroy the top one

Haven't had to use these yet thankfully but they seem to be a good quality. Not overly heavy but also don't feel like they'll break on the first use. They mounted up easily on the roof rack and don't appear to have lost any coloring in the last 2 months of being outside in a higher elevation. Will update this if anything changes or when I've had the opportunity to use them.

They helped get me out of a ditch! So they served a purpose! However my GMC Envoy put big cracks in both of them, but they'll probably be able to save me one or two more times. I'd say it's worth $10 less than asking price, but when you're in the situation, I'm sure anyone would pay 80 bucks to get out.

For the value they offer a thick platform (~3”) to level out your car, truck, or trailer for sleeping in the vehicle, and I imagine would hold up okay in sand/mud. I bought them for their advertised cold resistance and in 35 degree weather stuck on some hard packed snow on an incline, they shot straight under the tires. The bottom grip studs broke off and the lips of the boards cracked within first use. 3 stars for the cheap price, the ability to use them as leveling blocks, and the fact they could probably do fine in sand/mud but for cold use forget about it.

The tracks work great for sand and mud recovery. They also have a plus of using as leveling block for our camper