Any one used these RIDGE RIDER RECOVERY TRACKS before?

[Blaknight]

You could always lay them down as flooring next to your workbench in the garage/workshop.
At least they'll protect parts from the hard concrete, if you accidentally drop them!

Cheers

LOL!!!

[slydar]

bought a pair for my NJ, they are heavy and really when i used them on stockton beach i watched the one on the drivers side curl up under the wheel arch as 4wd magazine said they would - but they gave me enough of a grab in the talc to move forward. once off them i could feel the tyres (which i had dropped from 18 to 15 psi) still slipping in the talc but we were moving so luckily it wasnt long before we got to some firmer stuff

[fsw]

once moving, did you bother to stop to retreive them?? like i already said, i'm not sure i would!!!!! good to hear they worked once though!!!

[my.paj]

just my 2cents, I met 2 guys that told me the best thing to use was 2 strips of carpet, they are very light dont take up much room and will do the job, would like to hear what you think. Rick

[NF_Pajero_Diver]

Max Trax all the way!

They are lighter, easy to pack and have unstuck me time and time again... (including the time i thought i buried my Paj in a dune