X-BULL New Recovery Traction Tracks Sand Mud Snow Track Tire Ladder 4WD (Red,3gen)
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Size: Bag+Hardware+Tracks
Color: Red
Features
- Each traction mat is 41.7 inches long, 12.2 inches wide, and weighs 11.2 lbs together.Mounts easily to most available roof racks with optional mounting pins.A sturdy carry bag serves as an added benefit, bring more convenient for daily use.Lifetime service available.
- Raised tracks help prevent vehicle tires from spinning on snow, ice, mud, or sand - The ergonomic handles are designed for easy transporting.Cleats sink their teeth into tire tread and terrain under your 4WD vehicle to prevent it from slipping back into mud, snow, or sand and make vehicle recovery quick and easy
- The cross-shaped teeth, well positioned to bite the tyres to prevent vehicle from slipping back, will not melt against drastic wheel spin, and contoured ramps are designed for an easier entering under the tyre and drive up.The bottom of X-BULL recovery tracks adopts the same construction of the front to significantly increase friction and can also be used to get your vehicle unstuck.
- Ideal for off-road use to help spinning tires get traction in the elements - Function in extreme weather as cold as -20C (-4F) and as hot as 60C (140F).
- Manufactured from fiber-reinforced engineering grade nylon.Lightweight, Durable, High-impact Polypropylene plastic construction makes these built to last while being UV and Corrosion resistant - X-BULL offroad-boards can hold up to 10 tons. We bend 90 degrees, and wont break
Color: Red
Vehicle Service Type: Car
Material: Nylon
Brand: X-BULL
Item dimensions L x W x H: 41.7 x 5.1 x 4.3 inches
Item Weight: 6.6 Kilograms
Is Foldable: No
Load Capacity: 20000 Pounds
Mounting Type: Tire
Automotive Fit Type: Universal Fit
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car
Is Foldable: No
Load Capacity: 20000 Pounds
Mounting Type: Tire
Automotive Fit Type: Universal Fit
Color: Red
Material Type: Nylon
Item Dimensions: 41.7 x 5.1 x 4.3 inches
Item Weight: 6.6 Kilograms
Brand Name: X-BULL
Manufacturer: EE900-B-FBA
UPC: 612957899769
Manufacturer Part Number: AUEB-XB002
Model Number: EE900/EE900-B-FBA/EB0117/EB0117/EE900-B
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: Recovery Traction Tracks
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Size: Bag+Hardware+Tracks
Color: Red
The industry standard for recovery traction devices is MaxTrax...and they are totally awesome. They'll also cost you around $300 or more. The X-BULL version cost me $59 on Amazon for the pair. Do the math...I can burn through 5 sets of X-BULLs before reaching the $300 MaxTrax price point. Are they are as durable as the top tier product? Of course not...but if you are looking for a product that you may need off-road only once in a while (or just as peace of mind)...then perhaps you don't need to spend the $300 for the best product on the market. I've rarely needed to use a traction pad after decades of off-roading in sand along the Texas coast/beaches, gumbo mud in Southeast Texas, rocky slop trails in Virginia and Pennsylvania, or on the rocks in Moab (I actually stacked a couple of rocks instead). Inevitably, you may need to use this set to self-recover or use them to help a fellow off-roader out of a tough spot. At this price ($59), you can almost call them a disposable item. The X-BULL is so much better of an option than my 'younger man' days of shoving logs, sticks, pieces of lumber, etc. under your tires to give you just enough bite to sling muddy rooster tails on your buddies helping push you out (ah! the good ol' days - thanks buds!). They are tough, well made and will serve their purpose in multiple settings. To avoid UV deterioration (which also affects the MaxTrax by the way), I keep them inside the vehicle. The X-BULLs do not stack as cleanly as MaxTrax, but that's not a huge factor for me. Plus, they came in a cheap black zipper bag with a carrying handle, which will likely never survive the first time you try to shove a muddy or abused pair back inside...but it's a nice touch. So be prepared - if you store them inside - it could get messy...but typically if you have to take these out, you are probably messy already. I feel the need to remind customers purchasing traction devices, you are buying these to run over - typically in gnarly terrain - to get you out of a jam, unstuck, or over a difficult approach. You will scuff ANY brand up even if you run them over in your driveway or spin out your tires on them. Traction pads are meant to be another tool in your off-road kit that can be used to solve problems on the trail. HINT: Winches, snatch straps, tow ropes, jacks, etc. are also other tools that can aid in recovery. Look online for a review video by some great overlanding Australian YouTubers - "Which is the best 4x4 Recovery Tracks" (08 FEB 2020) who did "tests" on all the various types of traction devices on the market. The X-BULLs held up to some of their ridiculously brutal trials. Did they win? No. Were they the worst? Not even close. They held up sufficiently to be highly competitive all-around in my opinion, and extremely affordable for the average off-roader who'd rather spend $300 on more important upgrades to their rigs. MaxTrax are unquestionably the absolute best...but to me, these XBULL's are the 'everyman off-roader's - more than good enough!' Happy trails!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2020 by Howdy
Size: Bag+Hardware+Tracks
Color: Red
I bought these a year ago and finally had to use them. Five stars for getting me out of a jam. The boards showed white areas where the plastic was stressed or bent. I contacted the company and they said this was normal and not to worry as they have a lifetime warranty should there be a failure.
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2025 by CDB
Size: Bag+Hardware+Tracks
Color: Black
Cheaper than other comparable products and should work great, haven't had to use them yet. Mounting hardware is a little cheap, but works for me.
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2025 by Robb Cadzow
Size: Bag+Hardware+Tracks
Color: Orange
These appear to be well-made. We will see how they hold up exposed to the Colorado sun and weather.
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by obmohn
Size: Bag+Hardware+Tracks
Color: Orange
I came here to write this review because of a scary scenario I encountered last week where these boards helped get me back to safety. I was an idiot and got stuck, alone, at 6,200’ elevation in the Oregon cascades. As a grown man, I couldn’t think of the last time I was actually nervous/scared, but it was getting dark, I had no service and it was a 10+ mile walk out to a paved road. 3 hours of digging snow, my X-Bull traction boards, and a 10,000 point turn finally got me turned around and headed back down the mountain to thaw out. So that’s exactly why I’m here to buy an additional set of 2x boards. At almost 2 years of ownership and these boards have saved my butt more than once. From sand dunes on the Oregon coast, to sticky cascade snow, these traction boards have gotten me out of a few pickles. It can be a little tricky to wedge the boards under a tire but I’ve learned to dig out more than I think I need to in order for the tire to grip. I usually tap the exposed end of the board with a shovel to really wedge under the tire. *I highly recommend tying some paracord or bright colored web strap to each board for easier retrieval- I spent 30 minutes probing a sand dune to get one of my boards back before I thought to add a strap LOL.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 by Jack Tamborski
Size: Bag+Hardware+Tracks
Color: Orange
These come with the mounting brackets as shown. They are easy to install in most situations and I can’t wait to get stuck so I can use them and see how well they work. I like the look and they are lightweight. They also come with a rubber lined bag which is pretty thoughtful so the grime stays inside the bag and I like the size. The only remaining question is are they as good as the hype and I can’t wait to see.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026 by Clint P.
Size: Bag+Hardware+Tracks
Color: Olive
Got the work truck (f350) and enclosed trailer stuck in the snow a couple times. These recovery boards were easy to use and very effective. Glad I had them.
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Size: Bag+Hardware+Tracks
Color: Orange
Purchased on Black Friday and finally used them for the first time. It was 0°F and I was hooked onto a 15K trailer stuck in a bit of snow. Stuck these in front of the rear wheels and popped the trailer out no problem! The board edges broke, so I’m not sure I would trust the temperature/load rating when you’re going to the extremes of both… but they appear to still be functional.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2026 by Opie M.