How are your traxx holding up

[DX grunt]

Mine are very orange & unused.

Phew! Thanks for taking the pressure off.

Mine are very orange and used only once - on another vehicle. lol

[outback]

Mine are very orange & unused.

Mine are like Cuppa's, though red, unused and nicely wrapped in their covers.

They only stay this way because I got that extra bag of "Don't Get Bogged" dust that is supposed to come with them.

[JME_GU]

Mine have been heavily used in mud, sand and snow. They are still in very good condition, I have the spare tyre mount for them, its a great addition and means you don't have to put muddy traxx back in the wagon when you are finished.

I also have a set of Bushranger X-Trax II, they are OK but pretty crap compared to the MaxTraxx. The only advantage of the X-Trax is they are small so fit inside small cars like Vitara, etc.

If I bought them again I reckon I'd give the cheap eBay MaxTraxx copies a go, at $80 a set they would be worth a try.

[Cuppa]

Phew! Thanks for taking the pressure off.

Mine are very orange and used only once

.........Show off!

[Winnie]

.........Show off!

Now now boys, this is not a pissing competition! hahaha

[gaddy]

I thought people just bought em so they looked pretty on the roof , along with the shovel and highlift , and low profile tyres while driving around town ! Dam those woolies speed bumps

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[threedogs]

So rule 1 Don't lend your traxx
rule 2 easy on the throttle

and 3 fabricate an exterior mount for them.
Easy enough to modify a rear hi'lift jack holder

[janderson]

Any one tried these.

http://www.ironman4x4.com/products/r...ction-by-treds

[janderson]

mine are good, downside dont use too much jandel as the lugs snap off or melt

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Maxtrax-R...wAAOSw37tV-A0N

[Clunk]

Mine are a few years old but because of my superb driving skills have not had to use them yet but in saying that, I always forget to take them with me anyway