Reliancer 2PC Traction Tracks Mats TPR 31.5" L Tire Recovery Track Pad Roll Car Vehicle Tyre Traction Boards Tire Ladder Track Grabber Auto Emergency Traction Aid w/Bag for Off-Road Mud Snow Ice Sand

These are heavy duty with nicely made carrying cases. Hope I don’t need to use them, but if I do I have 100% confidence they’ll do the job and not get chewed to pieces by my tires.

Bought these for our vehicles for winter. They are very durably made with thick rubber and cable. They don’t smell like rubber usually can so our cars don’t smell toxic. They are individually wrapped in a canvas wrap. I expect that they will work well given their robust build.

Honestly, I hope that I never need to use this product. I bought this on recommendation of a friend AFTER I got stuck in the snow. This should get me out if I get stuck again. The groundhog said 6 more weeks of winter. I highly suspect that I may get another chance to get stuck and this should work well.

Had a major snow and even 4 wheel with diff lock couldn't get me out. hot these traction mats because they roll up for easy storage but give me the traction when i need it.

I bought these for my daughter to keep in her car, she lives in a region that gets a lot of snow. I was incredibly impressed with these when they came. Heavy duty, quality.

Shipped quickly and definitely are made well.. thank you

I have a 4wd Rav4 with great tires but I still do stupid moves that get me stuck in the snow....typically deep too! I live in Michigan and often drive to the U.P. in the winter and play around on ORV trails and seasonal highways. I also have physical disabilities that make it hard for me to use traditional chains. The first time that I took after purchasing these, I of course got stuck in an ORV trail snow-bank.After digging the snow and ice out from the tires, I shoved one under a front tire and the second under the opposing rear tire. First try, and I was out!I found it is really important to put the end with the metal knob under the tire, as that helps grip. I bought a small Army supply folding shovel and that worked wonders on chipping the ice and snow out from the tire tracks.After reading all of the reviews, I was hesitant but after testing a few different ways to get them to work, I found the best option is to stagger them (ex: one front drive, one rear passenger). My tires wouldn't pick up the tread unless I actually dug out under the front of the tire...not just wedge it by hand.

Don't work on snow or mud