Go Treads

Article from rvdaily For a new take on the standard recovery boards we’ve all come to know and love, is the ‘Go Treads’. Featuring a folding design, and the ability to be pulled into a bog hole, …

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Oct 24 2018

Article from rvdaily

For a new take on the standard recovery boards we’ve all come to know and love, is the ‘Go Treads’. Featuring a folding design, and the ability to be pulled into a bog hole, they work with reversing edges to grab both the tyre and the ground to pull you through a hole. Made from polypropylene copolymer blend, and held together with galvanised steel, they even float!

They’re a multi- function tool. Go Treads can be used as a levelling device as well as a recovery track. Oh, and they’re made in the US of A – Kansas, to be exact! Since 1975 & now available in Australia and New Zealand. They’re offering FREE shipping to readers of RV Daily.

RRP from $199 for a pair with FREE Postage!

Jump onto www.gotreads.com.au for more details.

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