KK Gen 4 Heavy Duty 4WD Recovery Tracks (Pair - 108cm) – Reinforced Nylon Traction Boards

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$189AUD$212
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  • A pair of reinforced nylon boards you can actually get under a tyre in sand or mud.
  • 1080 × 314 × 70 mm each — long enough to bite, short enough to strap on the platform.
  • Black nylon that cops UV and a hose-down without going chalky in a season.
  • Ride them on the deck or the canopy until you need them; they are not a lecture in a bag.
  • Dispatched from Sydney as a pair.

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Specifications
Material
Reinforced nylon
Product Dimensions
1080 × 314 × 70 mm
Color
Black
Net Weight
7 kg
Gross Weight
7.7 kg
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Customer Reviews

4.7

Based on 3 reviews

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  • Gen4 boards dug us out of soft sand

    Pair of Gen4 nylon recovery boards (~1080 × 314 mm). Teeth bit well in beach sand near Stockton; light enough at ~7.7 kg ship weight to grab quickly.

    Aaron G. · Toyota LandCruiser 79 · Newcastle, NSW · 10 Feb 2026

  • Useful in mud — rinse the lugs

    Pulled the D-Max out of a clay bog after rain. Boards flexed but did not crack. Hose the nylon lugs after mud or they pack solid.

    Jess Y. · Isuzu D-Max · Sale, VIC · 27 Dec 2025

  • Pair set straps clean on the platform

    Live on the roof platform with cam straps. Always in reach when a track turns soft. Better than borrowing someone else's boards mid-convoy.

    Paul C. · Ford Ranger · Ceduna, SA · 14 Sept 2025