BUNKER INDUST Gen 7th Traction Boards with Mounting Kit, Pair Offroad Recovery Tracks with Jack Base for 4X4 Jeep Truck Tire Traction-Sand,Mud, Snow Ramps (Orange)

Good traction boars with recovery lanyards, I like the jack space in the middle. Come with a carrying bag which is nice as I can store inside the vehicle without scratching up the inside and grab. the bag if needed. Good material and overall good product and value for the cost. Come in a variety of colors if trying to match your vehicle or traditional orange or red for signaling

I recently got my hands on the BUNKER INDUST Off-Road Traction Boards with Jack Base, and they have exceeded my expectations. Here’s a rundown of my experience with these recovery tracks:First ImpressionsWhen I first unboxed the BUNKER INDUST Traction Boards, I was impressed by their rugged build. The boards feel solid and well-constructed, designed to handle tough off-road conditions. The addition of the jack base is a clever feature that enhances the versatility and functionality of these tracks.Ease of UseUsing these traction boards is straightforward. The design includes strategically placed traction cleats that provide excellent grip, making them effective for digging out tires stuck in mud, sand, or snow. The jack base is a fantastic addition, allowing for easier lifting of the vehicle when combined with a suitable jack. This feature adds an extra layer of convenience when dealing with tricky situations.PerformanceThe real test came during a recent off-road adventure. The BUNKER INDUST boards performed exceptionally well. They provided the traction needed to get my vehicle unstuck from a challenging spot, and the boards didn’t buckle or bend under pressure. The integrated jack base made lifting the vehicle easier, which was a big plus in a tough recovery scenario.DurabilitySo far, the durability of these traction boards has been impressive. They are made from high-quality materials that seem built to withstand harsh conditions. I’ve used them on rough terrain and through mud, and they’ve shown no signs of wear or damage. They are also easy to clean, which is a nice feature after a muddy recovery.Value for MoneyFor the price, the BUNKER INDUST Off-Road Traction Boards offer excellent value. The combination of robust construction, effective traction, and the added functionality of the jack base makes these boards a worthwhile investment. They’re competitively priced and offer great performance compared to other options on the market.Final ThoughtsOverall, I’m very pleased with the BUNKER INDUST Off-Road Traction Boards with Jack Base. They have proven to be a reliable and effective tool for off-road recovery situations. Whether you’re tackling tough trails or preparing for unexpected challenges, these boards are a great addition to any off-road kit. They’ve made my off-roading experiences smoother and more enjoyable, and I highly recommend them to anyone who needs dependable recovery equipment.

I picked up a set before a weekend trip with friends, and they paid for themselves almost immediately. Got bogged down in some deep sand, tossed the boards under the tires, and we were out in minutes. No digging, no winching, just straight-up grip when and where I needed it. The boards feel incredibly sturdy. They’ve handled everything from sand to snow to slick mud without cracking or warping.They’re lightweight, easy to mount on my roof rack, and don’t take up much space. Honestly, whether you're overlanding, beach cruising, or exploring backcountry trails, traction boards are a no-brainer. They're cheap insurance when things get sketchy and they work. Highly recommend for any serious off-roader or weekend adventurer!

Gave a 4 star rating because have not got to use them yet. Really hope I do not have too. Bought them because had two circumstances when helping others they would of came in handy. I know the question came up where are they made. On the box in bold letters they are made in CHINA, not Texas like someone previously stated. Will give another review after I use them.

Good quality great traction just throw em down and get your vehicle unstuck! You can either mount them to the top of your car or just put them on the bag they come with and throw em in the back of your car!

Currently the best alternative to the MaxTrax traction boards. Much less expensive and almost as sturdy, if not as sturdy. Definitely stronger than the X-Bull traction boards, the previous best alternative. These also stack together much better then the X-Bull boards (four of these in roughly the same space as two X-Bull boards).While traction boards can be used as a shovel, they suck at the task. A proper folding shovel is better. Anyway, dig a rough path for the tires to go, place these boards as far as possible under the tires (important), and slowly drive out over the boards. It's that simple.Don't spin the tires any more than absolutely necessary. While these boards are somewhat resistant to the heat generated by a spinning tire (the teeth on most traction boards will quickly melt), there's little to no benefit. The idea is for the teeth of these traction boards to fit into the groves of your tires, providing all the traction needed. Just slowly drive off like you're not even stuck.By the way, if you're stuck in mud, sand, snow, or water, don't forget to spread those bright orange straps out beside the vehicle. The traction boards will occasionally get buried in such situations and the straps will help you find them and pull them out.Further, if you're going over a small ditch or similar, just throw these into the ditch instead of foolishly trying to build a bridge. No plastic is going to support the weight of a truck. These in the ditch will raise the depth of the ditch to allow you to cross more easily.One caveat about the built-in area for a tire jack. While obviously better than standing a jack in raw mud or similar, these boards are not nearly as stable as solid ground. If you can find solid ground, by all means use it. Otherwise, keep your distance from the vehicle and use considerable caution.These Bunker traction boards do not come with vehicle mounting hardware. You can make your own (bolts, nuts, washers, & wing nuts) or just use nylon zip-ties. There are companies making generic mounting pins, but I have no experience with them. Let me know what you use.By the way, if you mount these on the outside of a vehicle, figure out a way to lock them down. Some people will steal anything that isn't bolted down. My last (MaxTrax) traction boards were stolen.That's about it. I do a lot of overland travel through the remote dirt back roads of America, and these are decent, reliable, traction boards (supplementing my winch, tow straps, etc) that should last a fairly long time.