How To Self Rescue When A Vehicle Gets Stuck in Mud During Outdoor Off-road Driving?

When a vehicle is stuck in mud and there is no one around to assist, it can use towing ropes, snatch block, traction boards, and tree ties to achieve self rescue.

Towing Rope

Snatch Block

Traction Board

Tree Ties

The steps are as follows:

Fixed anchor point - Select a sturdy tree as the fixed point, wrap the tree trunk with a tree tie, wrap the tree tie with a trailer rope, and connect snatch block to change the direction of tension.

Install tow rope - fix one end of the trailer rope to the vehicle trailer hook, pass the other end through the snatch block and pull back to the front of the vehicle, forming a "double pull" system.

Laying the traction board - Place the traction board (or wooden board, stone) in front of the driving wheel to increase friction and prevent tire spinning.

Slowly drag - shift into neutral or low gear, lightly press the accelerator, and manually tighten the trailer rope (or use a winch), using pulleys to increase force and drag the car out of the mud pit.

Check the condition of the vehicle - after getting out of the predicament, check the chassis, tires, and trailer hook to ensure that there is no damage before continuing to drive.

Tip: Keep the rope tight during operation to avoid sudden force and prevent breakage or loss of control of the vehicle. Advance drills can improve emergency efficiency!