My first question would be why remove treads from the starting ramp to put bull horn logo in? This is the most critical point is getting up on the ramps. More treads over the logo wouldn't that help more? Second, why don't the ramps start a bit flatter and thicker to make getting up on them initially easier? It would also make it easier to shovel them under the tires. I know these are marketed to off road and can't wait to try them there but why limit yourself? These could be great to the average consumer for say winter getting out of snow? Don't get me wrong first look they seems very stout and the videos I've view have mixed results. But they do offer a lifetime warranty and that's a good sign right there. I would suggest a bit of practice with them to learn to drive up without spinning your tires which most people do excessively trying to get out of snow when stuck, lol guilty.
But go out somewhere safe, Toss them on the snow and drive up them a few times to get a feel before you really get stuck. I purchased these and mini boards from Bunker indust for my work van. Both will be reviewed on my YouTube channel if you want a peak in the upcoming season but dry right now. I also wonder if a bit chunkier treads at starting ramp would help to get up initially? Anyway, I purchased from x bull for the pattern, the kit came with bag and mounting bolts but no recovery straps. Didn't even see them for purchase? But still with a lifetime warranty and this is their 3 gen there seem to be improvement except for the logo placement. Can't wait to test them out! My channel is same as my user name here on Amazon go check it out might be other items of interest. 1st impression; great price, great warranty and great kit with the extras. Think performance will be partly on user experience and on material used. Fingers crossed!

Bought to mount on my RCI bed mount. These do not have standard mount sizes. Had to do some thinking and buy some aftermarket hardware to mount my boards under my RTT. The are sturdy and work well, but the hardware they come with is trash and you should be ready to buy quick disconnect hardware and get creative with your mounting solutions. My biggest complaint is that the tubing that is provided is too small for the hole drilled in the boards. The tubing will just sink into the inside holes and provide no actual security for the boards. Had to buy larger PVC pipe to fit.

They were exactly what I expected them to be. It was easy to assemble on my track. I have no complaints whatsoever.

I mounted them on my truck, and I expect for them to be stolen by tomorrow morning. The mounting screws were, barely, long enough to wrap around the truck rack; and the mounting plate is made of plastic. someone can just apply enough force and just rip them off.

the tracks themselves are great. i bought the red ones and the color really pops off. other than the mounting bracket, I don't have any complaints.

I keep these boards on the roof rack of my Jeep Wrangler they are very durable and high quality also the customer service is excellent if you have any questions or concerns they are very quick and helpful .