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Vevor UK£35.90Visit shop VEVOR 7 TON Traction Boards with TPR Material, Recovery Boards for Off-road Vehicles/Cars/Pickups/SUVs/RVs, Pair Tire Traction Mats on Snow, Sand, Mud and Loose Terrain, Storage Bags, Short, Black
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The VEVOR Traction Boards TS501 are essential recovery tools for off-road enthusiasts and everyday drivers who frequent snow, sand, mud, or loose terrain. Designed for versatility and strength, these boards provide the grip needed to free stuck vehicles, though they require careful placement to ensure optimal tire contact on uneven surfaces.
| Model Part Number | TS501 |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEVOR |
These boards are intended for soft terrain like mud, snow, and sand. Using them on dry pavement or rock may cause premature wear.
The boards support up to 7 tons, making them suitable for cars, trucks, SUVs, and RVs.
No, the TS501 model is designed for quick, manual deployment and requires no permanent installation.
A simple rinse with a garden hose is usually sufficient. Use a soft brush for stubborn mud.
No, the high-strength TPR material is engineered to remain flexible even in extreme temperature fluctuations.
Ensure you have cleared loose debris or piled sand/snow against the leading edge of the board to create a ramp-like effect.
Check for trapped gravel or hardened mud in the hinges and clean them thoroughly before folding.
These boards require no installation; they are ready for immediate use. Simply unroll them from the included carrying bag and wedge them firmly under the driving tires. To ensure longevity, always rinse the boards with fresh water after use in muddy or salty conditions to prevent debris from hardening in the grooves. Store them dry inside the carrying bag to prevent premature material aging. They are compatible with most standard tire sizes on cars, trucks, and RVs, but ensure the driving path is clear of large, sharp rocks that could puncture the TPR material.
