When you're tires are slipping, don't spin them!
STOP IMMEDIATELY. Get 3 things: |
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1. Take the Lions Grip Traction Pads out of the bag. Careful! They're very snaggy! Set them on the ground. Put the bag down to kneel on, if necessary.
2. Get a RAG for your hands.
3. Get a STICK or SCREWDRIVER to poke the pads under the tires to make contact.
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Lions Grips work best with the WAVY SIDE DOWN. |
| | The netting merges deeper into the soft terrain that way. However, either way is tremendously effective. |
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Put Lions Grips IN FRONT AND BEHIND each driving tire. |
| | This lets you "rock" back and forth and drive out in either direction. |
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POKE Lions Grips UNDER the tire a little bit to make contact. |
| | Use whatever is handy -- a stick, screwdriver, etc. |
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Put Lions Grips in front of the NON-DRIVING TIRES ALSO, if you have extra. |
| | This smooths the way over the wall of snow, mud, sand, or whatever is piled up in front of them. |
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In SNOW and on SLIGHT INCLINES, put two Lions Grips in a row in front of each driving tire. |
| | Overlap the ends a couple inches. |
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In very WATERY MUD, make a SANDWICH of two Lions Grips together, in front of each driving tire. |
| | This gives more "bite".
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