TRACGRABBER Tire Traction Device for Cars & Small SUVs, Set of 4 - Made in the USA, Anti Skid Emergency Tire Straps to Get Unstuck from Snow, Mud, & Sand - Snow Traction Mat or Tire Chain Alternative

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Very good purchase will be very helpful during the winters in Canada heavy duty very sturdy

I used them already got struck on the lake fishing put them on and drove of the lake

Saved me thousands of $$. These are a must have if driving off road at all in the desert. I got stuck in deep sand of a dry wash many miles from civilization in Arizona. I don’t even know if I could find a company willing to toe me out. I bought these a couple years ago to keep in the truck exactly for emergencies like this. I put one on and got unstuck immediately.One watch out is to take it off immediately after getting unstuck. I left mine on for about 2000 meters before the strap broke. Shame on me. The device served its purpose.

These are an RV essential for anyone who desert camps.After getting stuck in soft sand several times and needing a tow, these are a savior.RV radials don't do well in sand or loose dirt. These basically turn your tires into paddle tires.We've tried the plastic recovery boards with no success. These work every time. I keep them in their original box and store them in a lower compartment for whenever they are needed. It's a great piece of mind to have them along

The key here is patience when using these blocks.They are not the same as chains, and will only move you couple of inches per SLOW tire rotation.As the tires rotate, the blocks will move, tightening the straps. Which can make removing them a bear if you don't get the blocks back to the original instal position.I purposely stuck my Dodge 2500 in my yard, and only used rear axle (2wd) to unstuck testing just two of the four blocks. One on each rear drive wheel.Highlights: Easy to install. Easy to clean. Compact storage compared to chains. Easy to remove IF YOU reverse the tire rotation and loosen up the tension. Or, beat them back to the original position.Lowlight: None really, if you have reasonable expectations and follow the instructions. They won't move you along like chains will, and they will tear up leave ruts if you test them in your yard!