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2-Pack 36"x7" Goodyear Traction Mats Expired
$19.80
$24.96
+ Free Store Pickup
Walmart.com has 2-Pack 36"x7" Goodyear Traction Mats for $19.82. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on $35+ orders. Thanks Bigfoot2
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
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The Patented Goodyear Traction Mats are an essential winter driving product every vehicle should have in preparation of snow and ice conditions. The 2 100% rubber, 36" traction mats provide additonal needed tire traction when a vehicle gets stuck on ice or in snow, The durable, flexible traction mats with aggressive gripping capabilities help drivers get unstuck when winter conditions prevent wheels from getting a grip. - The 2 36 " x 7" mats provide a long durable traction surface for your tires to regain traction and momentun to drive out of a stuck position. - The two sided, patented tri-level traction cleats provide great traction and friction in winter conditons. - Use your Goodyear Traction Mats over and over, then fold them up and quickly store them conveniently in your trunk. Goodyear Traction Mats are essential items to help "winterize " your vehicle and prepare for harsh winter conditions. The 100% rubber, 36" traction mats are rugged but flexible with super grip traction cleats to give you needed traction to free a stuck vehicle due to winter conditions. Mats fold and store easily when not in use. Patented design.
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Edit: There are no pictures showing how these are delivered or stored on the Walmart listing so I added the last two from another site. They come attached together with a removable and reusable strap around them so they can be carried like a briefcase. They stack together very nicely and create a 1 foot rubber brick that can easily be stored in a trunk.
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I haven't tried these, but any off-roader can tell you that good traction boards are great tools to have, and they will help you get out of some situations that would otherwise require a tow, a tug, or a push. I'd say if you get into a pickle where you need one, you'll be happy to throw down two and get unstuck on the first try.
Yep tried last winter ripped apart a genuine car mat, then bought triple a and called a tow truck
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These traction mats will help when you're in a bit of a rut (physically, not emotionally) and need to get going. Most vehicles will be best served with a pair of these rather than just one (not sure how they're sold). If you have traction with one wheel, the power will go to the wheel that is slipping.
If you don't know what a differential is or how it works, watch this highly-enjoyable old-timey video explaining it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYAw793
Or am I getting that mixed up with a jelly fish sting.
It has a monocoque chassis with MacPherson strut front suspension and double wishbone rear suspension. The suspension, however, includes air springs with electronically-operated valves in pneumatic lines to link adjacent air springs. In the event that a wheel on one side of the vehicle is raised when driving off-road, the pneumatic valves open to force the adjacent wheel downwards, thereby simulating the action of a live axle.
With all that crap, is it likely that I'll need two? Trying to save weight wherever practicable
Sir this is a Wendys
These traction mats will help when you're in a bit of a rut (physically, not emotionally) and need to get going. Most vehicles will be best served with a pair of these rather than just one (not sure how they're sold). If you have traction with one wheel, the power will go to the wheel that is slipping.
If you don't know what a differential is or how it works, watch this highly-enjoyable old-timey video explaining it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYAw793
This is Awesome!
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These aren't for the shower. They're sex traction mats. You use these with caterpillar boots. Together they create a Lego like effect ensuring you don't lose ground while attempting forward momentum.