RustyAb
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Nice choice. I enjoy all their customer crash photos. Thing seems beefy.
yeah man, and at 180lbs for the rear with swing, can't go wrong with that.
Nice choice. I enjoy all their customer crash photos. Thing seems beefy.
Treated myself to some X-Bull Recovery Boards on an Amazon special! $150 out the door for a set of 4.
They aren't Maxtrax quality, but for 1/4 of the price, they are going to be great. I couldn't bring myself to pay $600 for a set of 4 Maxtrax. These will be used pretty lightly, so I am sure they will work well. Nice to have a little peace of mind given that I don't have a winch.
Treated myself to some X-Bull Recovery Boards on an Amazon special! $150 out the door for a set of 4.
They aren't Maxtrax quality, but for 1/4 of the price, they are going to be great. I couldn't bring myself to pay $600 for a set of 4 Maxtrax. These will be used pretty lightly, so I am sure they will work well. Nice to have a little peace of mind given that I don't have a winch.
I have those and they are great! I too couldn't justify the amount of Maxtrax and I have used these a couple times on getting people unstuck and they work and hold up. Its been used on an old F150 stuck in snow as well as a subaru outback stuck in snow.
One downside is that the holes they have dont match up to any mounts out there (that I've found) so its definitely a DIY project to make a mount. I still have them on my roof but with 2 HD bungee cords holding them on.
I have a set of these and so far they have worked for everything I have needed them for. Are they as good as Maxtrax, probably not, but with how little I have needed them so far, I haven't been able to justify the extra cost to get Maxtrax instead of these.
I have the XBulls as well. Quality is awesome, I watched a few YouTube videos showing the differences and honestly the Maxxtraxx wasn't worth the price difference for me. Mine live on the roof rack for over a year now and have not faded at all or anything, used a few times wheeling and also helping someone out of stuck snow. No problems!
Treated myself to some X-Bull Recovery Boards on an Amazon special! $150 out the door for a set of 4.
They aren't Maxtrax quality, but for 1/4 of the price, they are going to be great. I couldn't bring myself to pay $600 for a set of 4 Maxtrax. These will be used pretty lightly, so I am sure they will work well. Nice to have a little peace of mind given that I don't have a winch.
lol i've seen you around town on the 17 and 10. once in the wife's 4runner but usually i'm in my f250. Eibach kit gonna make that rig look mucho betterererer
Waiting for some Jeep douche to say “that’s why you need a real off-road capable vehicle so stuff like this doesn’t happen.” Like they said about the 5th gen that rolled at Cleghorn a couple of months back.
Again???First time towing our new travel trailer today. Even at only 3000lbs empty, we 100% need a pickup truck. The 4Runner can handle it but it is not at all confidence-inspiring. It feels like it generally brakes fine with the wireless brake controller, but acceleration and changing road conditions: you can feel every little ounce of that thing back there, even with the weight distribution hitch.
Not sure what we'll do in the next few months but getting rid of the 4Runner may be a forced decision.
Again???out:
First time towing our new travel trailer today. Even at only 3000lbs empty, we 100% need a pickup truck. The 4Runner can handle it but it is not at all confidence-inspiring. It feels like it generally brakes fine with the wireless brake controller, but acceleration and changing road conditions: you can feel every little ounce of that thing back there, even with the weight distribution hitch.
Not sure what we'll do in the next few months but getting rid of the 4Runner may be a forced decision.