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Mark F
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de febrero de 2025
These are an RV essential for anyone who desert camps.After getting stuck in soft sand several times and needing a tow, these are a savior.RV radials don't do well in sand or loose dirt. These basically turn your tires into paddle tires.We've tried the plastic recovery boards with no success. These work every time. I keep them in their original box and store them in a lower compartment for whenever they are needed. It's a great piece of mind to have them along
Donald Eisenhart
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de diciembre de 2022
The key here is patience when using these blocks.They are not the same as chains, and will only move you couple of inches per SLOW tire rotation.As the tires rotate, the blocks will move, tightening the straps. Which can make removing them a bear if you don't get the blocks back to the original instal position.I purposely stuck my Dodge 2500 in my yard, and only used rear axle (2wd) to unstuck testing just two of the four blocks. One on each rear drive wheel.Highlights: Easy to install. Easy to clean. Compact storage compared to chains. Easy to remove IF YOU reverse the tire rotation and loosen up the tension. Or, beat them back to the original position.Lowlight: None really, if you have reasonable expectations and follow the instructions. They won't move you along like chains will, and they will tear up leave ruts if you test them in your yard!
G Godfrey
Comentado en Canadá el 5 de marzo de 2020
I used them already got struck on the lake fishing put them on and drove of the lake
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de enero de 2019
They work really well. It should go without saying, but you will get dirty/grimy installing them. The only reason it got 4 instead of 5 is that they are a bearcat to get loose when you need to remove them. When they grab, they slide back a little and pull extra tight. I had to knock mine back forward with a hammer and they were still really tough to remove.
Ray E.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de enero de 2017
Stout not all rubber or nylon webbing is made the same, these grabbers are top notch in all areas!stitching: hd threadvelcro: 'areospace quality hook and pile'buckles: welded and stainless steelwebbing: high thread count nylonrubber blocks: high durometer rubber heavy and robust! Not CCS.... cheap china s....
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