Being equipped with good quality recovery gear is essential to any off-road, touring adventure. Check out our full range of recovery gear here. It is a good idea to always take recovery gear with you when venturing off-road.
If you are already a 4wd enthusiast you will probably already know this however as part of our great service and product knowledge this is for those who might be starting out or might have forgotten and in need of an update.
The most essential item/s you will reqire when planning a 4wd touring or camping adventure is a good set of recovery gear, there is nothing worse than getting stuck while trying to enjoy your 4wd or camping trip. We stock a large range of 4wd recovery equipment includingRecovery Tracks, Snatch Straps, Bow Shackles, High Lift Jack, and other essential 4wd safety equipment to keep your next trip safe and enjoyable.
Mud driving recovery tips:
If you go driving in wet weather your are almost always going to experience mud driving, mud puddle or sloshy roads. First off it pays to carry all the right gear in your vehicle. Fistly if you do happen to get stuck in mud don't try and drive yourself out you'll just dig yourself deeper. I great tip I find is try to reverse back the way you came, in most cases this will work a treat and you won't need to get your recovery gear all muddy. If this fails its time for plan B the best option is to try and find as much traction as possible this is where a set of Recovery Tracksis ideal otherwise anything that will give you more traction branches, rocks or anything your tires will grip.
Recovery in mud is hard, dirty work, however if you have all the right gear and know how to use it can be very simple. So before you head offroad make sure you grab some gear that will make your trip safe and enjoyable.
Sand driving recovery tips:
Similar to mud driving however alot cleaner it pays to have the right gear with you ready to go, a set of good Recovery Tracks and a Snatch Starp would be handy if you happen to get stuck in sand. Same as mud driving don't try and drive yourself out of soft sand you'll just dig yourself deeper in most sand recovery situations you will find digging around your wheels and clearing a path will be the best option. Also don't forget your Sand Flagwhen driving around dunes, these simple tips should make your next sand driving adventure great fun for everyone.
Get all this gear and more right here so that you are ready for your next 4wd touring adventure! Stay safe out there!
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