Even with a 4WD a guy can get in a little trouble. I got in too much snow today but had a shovel and got out. What do ya'll carry along to help out? I've heard of cat litter and other things. I found a couple racks in an old refrigerator once that got me out of a bind on a muddy road. I'd like to find 4 short lengths of expanded metal to carry along.

A high lift jack has gotten me out of more than one pickle. Jack the truck up in the air and either shove stuff under the wheel or shove it off the jack sideways out of your rut.

Oh yes! That's standard equipment! I'm talking traction assist.

Cell phone and a chain to call for a tractor, but otherwise chicken grit.

A log chain around each tire on the end you are trying to go. Hook it to a deadman. As the wheel spins it will either wrap around the wheel and pull you out fast or break an axle stub. I have done it several times when stuck alone in slush on the lake. It works......all except that one time that it didn't.

You can lay the chain on the ground and drive on it also.

My old m 715 kaiser jeep had lugs on the center cap to hook up for air lifting it. The manual also showed putting the lug wrench in the lug and a chain or strap wrapping around it to pull it out. Had to try it at least once. It worked but would have been better it it had a rear locker or turning breaks like a tractor because itt didn't move it much before the other side started spinning and it quit moving

When I’m stuck it’s cuz I’m hung up. Just a shovel.
And good tires!

I use tire chains to make sure I get in far enough to get really stuck. Then a Wyeth Scott More Power Puller 3 ton come along to pull me back out

No Deadman here to anchor to!

I carry a Phone and shovel I will call a landowner with a tractor if I can dig myself out.

Shovel, 30 ft tow straps, come a long & wire lath, the honey comb type, 4 ft lengths, doubled up under the tires works for me.

Like chain link fence? Not a bad idea.

Unfortunately handyman jacks are about impossible to use with the modern truck bumpers but matt tracks are pretty useful and of course tire chains but most new trucks can’t be chained up on the front

Snow chains, tow chains, cheap table salt, shovels (trench and regular) axe. Used to carry a pack of roof shingles in the bed (weight and traction).

… straps and come a long… a couple tee Post and a driver doesn’t hurt either

5000lb winch on front of SxS. Sunk the Honda last week. Took me an hour and 2 pulled up willow trees to get out.

But...I drive that Honda right up to the beaver dams if possible...thank goodness for that winch.

. You must be about 67

59....too old to be carrying around sheets of expanded metal, chain link fence t-posts, etc....lol

Ha..I just realized you may have meant 67°...lol

It does look a little deep there.