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MAXTRAX Xtreme Traction Boards (FJ Red)

MAXTRAX Xtreme Traction Boards (FJ Red)

Regular price $429.99
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The MAXTRAX Xtreme is the heavy-duty board in the MAXTRAX recovery line. It measures 45 inches long and carries 88 replaceable hard-anodised alloy teeth that bite into your tire tread and the ground beneath it, so a stuck rig in sand, mud, or snow drives itself back out. Each board is rated to 4,500 kg, which covers a loaded full-size truck or a built overland rig.

What sets the Xtreme apart from the standard polymer boards is the teeth. They are alloy, not molded plastic, and they back out one at a time with a T-50 Torx bit. Chew up a few on a hard recovery and you swap them in the field instead of buying a new board. The body is the same engineering-grade reinforced nylon MAXTRAX is known for, with extra thickness at the high-pressure points. Six glove-friendly handles and a shovel cast into each end round it out.

This FJ red set ships as a pair, so you have a board for each drive tire from the start. Made in Australia and backed by a limited lifetime warranty against faulty materials and workmanship.

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Overview

The MAXTRAX Xtreme is the toughest board in the MAXTRAX range, built for heavy vehicles and repeat hard use. It uses 88 replaceable alloy teeth and a reinforced nylon body to recover a stuck rig without a winch or a second vehicle.

Key features

  • 88 replaceable hard-anodised alloy teeth, each removable with a T-50 Torx bit
  • Rated to 4,500 kg per board
  • 45 inches long with six glove-friendly handles
  • Engineering-grade reinforced nylon body with extra thickness at pressure points
  • Shovel cast into each end for clearing material before a recovery
  • High-visibility FJ red for spotting in mud, snow, and dust

Use cases

Built for full-size trucks and loaded overland builds that flat-out destroy molded-tooth boards. Heavy-rig owners, professional crews, and first responders run the Xtreme because the alloy teeth take more abuse and rebuild in the field instead of getting tossed.