2024 Upgrade Emergency Devices 2 pcs Tire Traction Mats 39.3" (L) x 10.8" (W) , Portable for Snow, Ice, Mud, and Sand Used to Car, Truck, Van or Fleet Vehicle off road winter accessories (2PCS* 39in)

much needed for those times where you never expect to get stuck, bought after snowmegedon in texas

The media could not be loaded. These pads are very well made and durable, they will definitely get you out of any situation where you are stuck!! Perfect for snow, mud, or off-roading! I also love that they roll up easily and come with a carrying case. They don't take up much space at all and sit easily in my trunk for when I need them!

I bought these to use off-roading in deep snow (2'). They work ok, but the tires grab them, shoot them right under the tire, and leave them in a folded up little pile that gets berried in snow. I'm driving in snow that is too deep to get to hard ground, these do not seam like they are meant to grab snow.

(2022) alright, year 2, now we're in iowa. i still have my old pair which was unfortunately slightly damaged because one of my coworkers thought it would work better to turn off traction control, turns out it just melts them KEEP TC ON. that being said so far this year i personally have "rescued" 3 of our own company vans using these and believe it or not a ups-style "package car" belonging to speedee (shipping company) he has somehow smashed through a fence and got stuck in a corn field, the snow was about a foot deep, give or take a few inches. i'd be lying if i said it didn't take a while, it took a good 30 minutes to get him out of there but we did it. never going anywhere without these things(2021)-for context, i work for an international delivery company, i specifically work in the illinois area, simply put i got stuck at the top of a hill, threw these things underneath and boom, got right back on my waycalled my boss immediately after to tell him how they worked, got back to the shop as he was going to rescue more of our vans that were either stuck or in the ditch, let him borrow my pair, he never once had to hook up a tow strap or call a tow truck, these things did all the grunt work, and he is now seriously considering buying a pair for every van in our fleetso far they have gotten 4 vans out of the ditch, and 2 unstuck, very very impressed

Live this product. I have an older set and ordered this for my daughter.

I'm on the road a lot and could've used these a couple of times in the past. I hope I never need them in the future. But if I do, I'll be glad I have them.They look sturdy, fold thin, and came with gloves and bag. Comparatively, the price is reasonable.

This is the smartest idea for quickly getting unstuck I know of. Not messy or bulky, easy to store. For more than snow, they worked great in soft playa sand/mud (think Burning man!) type situations.I had a little guestion/ issue and must single out the seller (the company is EVTIME - there are multiple 3rd party sellers with nearly identical items like this, so to be clear, this applies to them, not the product) for the rapid response and customer attention I received. great customer service gives me confidence going forward.

These are very strong and easy to use. Stuck in ice my car rolled right out with these. Pricey, I think, but worth it.

Très résistant

I purchased these for my camper van (GVW approx 9000 lb), hoping they would prevent my van from sinking in the soft ground at my favourite campsite in early May. The sites don't have much gravel, and I've had problems in the spring (only) requiring a tow out of the mud. This year, I went prepared with my own tow rope, and 4 of these traction pads, which I parked on. It's the first time I've avoided sinking in mud or having to park in the store parking area. The pads easily handled the weight of the van, and I was able to drive off them each morning, and they were simple to pick up and store in the bag provided. Other campers were not so lucky, and a tractor had to pull out a pickup with a light trailer,as well as several other campers, when they were unable to be rescued with a pickup and tow rope. In fairness, I did get stuck in the mud navigating through the campground road, and I was unable to manoeuvre the traction pads into a good position, as the wheel had sunk in several inches and the angle for the pads was too steep. My husband and I will make sure we each have a set when driving in our Canadian winters, as they should perform well in many snow or ice conditions. Hopefully we will never have to use them. Oh, and the campground is planning to stock a couple of sets to help out other campers if needed. Great product. cheaper than a two. And faster than waiting for one.

My intended use for these will be for traction when loading snowmobile onto trailer from slippery garage floor or driveway, should work great.