JOJOMARK Tire Traction Mat, Recovery Track Portable Emergency Devices for Pickups Snow, Ice, Mud, and Sand Used to Cars, Trucks, Van or Fleet Vehicle (2pcs*39in)

Works well, I got myself stuck in the mud and when I mean mud, I mean mud. I went to tractor supply and got 2 of the ones they sell it was the Olympia brand. They only had two in stock. As such, I had to wait for these to get delivered. After spending quite a bit of time with the original two that I had, I knew I had to have a total of 4, one for each tire. As soon as I got these I was able to lift my truck up and place one under each tire in the front as I had had one one each back tire. I have the boards coming from an other purchase but those will be sent back in all probability as they are not flexible. I was stuck at an incline and the boards probably would have broken whereas these track things will allow for an incline.Once I put these under the front tires on the first try, I was able to pull myself out. Prior to getting these additional two tracks, I literally had to lift up the truck three times on each side on the back and was able to move the truck about 6 feet. So, depending upon your individual needs you might actually need a total of 4 of these one for each tire depending upon how stuck you might foresee yourself getting stuck. Now that I have a total of 4 of these one for each tire. So the next time I get stuck, I should be able to pull myself right out. Seems like I get myself stuck in the mud about once every 5 to 10 years.

I bought these a few years ago and had them in my trunk, and they totally saved me today! Even with a few people helping, we couldn't get my car unstuck, and I remembered I had these and my car was able to roll right out.

Seems like a good product. For $80+, I would expect the carrying bag to be large enough to hold the item. Just too small, won't zip the entire way. Make it an inch longer and it'd be fine.

Great thing to keep in the car. I’ve used them to help others twice (I also have a metal folding shovel that’s key to getting a car unstuck) and they were easy and did the job! They get a bit torn up but worth it!

Solid rubber, it will add weight to your vehicle (50Lbs or so), but is flexible and the weight will aid traction in the winter.

I was vancamping in a remote location (70 yo solo female) during several days of unrelenting rain. As I moved the van to avoid worsening conditions, sure enough, I got stuck on a slight slope. It was still raining, and getting dark. The slope was too steep to just leave it there and sleep at that angle, and I was all alone and too far to walk out for help. I was so glad to have the traction mats on hand. It took several tries with repositioning the mats a few times, but eventually I was able to back out and up onto drier ground. SOOO glad I had these on hand!! I decided to buy a second set, so I can put them fore & aft, and make it easier to just roll up on one set and then back up onto the other. Well worth the price!! Very sturdy and grippy.

Due to a lot of rain over the last few weeks, my truck ( rear-wheel drive ) got stuck in my yard and had to call a wrecker to get me out. It did not sink, it just spun on the surface. So I did some research & bought these. I did see a youtube video of a person who got stuck in a field & he bought this product & it worked. He got moving but got stuck again before he got out of the field and this product did not work the second time. I waited a few days for the yard to dry out & I got stuck again & this product did not work again.The mud-covered tires could not grip these mats. I got pulled out & bought some plywood & laid out enough plywood to get to my back yard. 4 days later the ground was seemed frozen & I decided to move my truck out of the backyard. The tires would just spin on the surface again. Tried the mats again & no luck. Got out the plywood again & used that with no problem. They seemed like a great product. I wanted them to work.

These were very easy to use and quick to set up. Got stuck in my driveway, left the car there, ordered these, and they arrived the next day. I tried rocking the car but the tires just spun so I drove a little forward so I could slide the traction mat under the tires. It grabbed immediately and backed out without any issues. These are staying in my trunk for the rest of the winter and I'll probably get another set for my wife.They're made of durable feeling rubber with the braided steel wire that goes through each section to hold them together. They have metal studs on them like snow tires and worked very well. You can roll them up or lay them flat which is nice for storage options. I'm very happy with these.