MAXTRAX MKII Lime Green Vehicle Recovery Board

I watched many videos on lots of different brands of traction boards. These just worked the best hands-down. Got them on sale, which was nice but there isn’t another board that works as well. Let’s just say I have tried a few. I do wish they were not so expensive and I would buy more. When you need a traction board to do what it’s supposed to do, you don’t have to second-guess if it’s gonna hold or not, it’s nice to have that peace of mind. Now I have only ever used boards on my 2 door jeep, so take that for what it’s worth, but I have used them a lot.

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

There might be cheaper copies out there, but if you NEED them, why buy cheap copies, that are less sturdy. The instructions are clear how to use them.

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

I drive a rear-wheel drive 15 passenger van for a hot air balloon crew chase vehicle pulling a small trailer. On rare occasions the van gets stuck mostly on gravel or unmaintained roads after it rains. I purchased two sets of the Maxtraxs just days ago. Last night the van got stuck in deep powdery sand in a field. This was not the a wet muddy gravel road slipping tire situation I intended for the Maxtraxs. This was deep to the hub, off road real world stuck in the sand just like in the videos situation. Two sets of Maxtraxs, a decent shovel, 15 minutes and three attempts the van was unstuck and we were on our way again. I never expected to really need the Maztraxs. There is usually another vehicle around to pull the van far enough along a road to get traction again. I purchased as a backup just in case there was no other vehicle around. In this situation, short of a tractor the van wasn't going to be easily pulled out by another chase tuck or van. I see why these are so highly recommended recommended. These are very sturdy and yet flexible enough to handle the weight of the van in uneven ground. The cost stings. Is Maxtrax worth it? I knew nothing of recovery and extraction tracts a week ago so I could not say what is great, good enough or not good when I purchased the Maxtraxs. I could only judge based on reviews and videos that the Maxtraxs are the choice if money was not consideration and serious use was intended. I could not afford to try something just to have the product break and fail while customers were looking over the shoulder. Not in my business. I paid the extra cost because I figured either these will work or not. At no time did it appear as if using these tracts working was going to be a wing and a prayer.