New product line · Off-road recovery
Off-Road Recovery Kit for 4x4 Jeep & SUV
A complete, ready-to-ship recovery kit for stranded 4x4 vehicles: UHMWPE winch rope, soft shackle, recovery hook, tree saver strap and storage bag. Sold as a finished kit or as individual components, configured to the vehicle's winch capacity and the intended terrain.
What is this
A complete, ready-to-ship recovery kit
It is sold as a finished kit, but also available as individual components — rope, soft shackle, recovery hook, tree saver strap and storage bag in one order. This lets you buy the packaged convenience of a kit or the flexibility of a custom component list, with the same private-label options.
| Rope material | UHMWPE (Ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene) rope with polyester webbing components |
|---|---|
| Rope diameter | Rope diameter 6 – 14 mm (configured to winch capacity) |
| Rope length | Kinetic 15 – 40 m or static 20 – 45 m; per kit configuration |
| Kit type | Kinetic rope, static tow strap, or both |
| Components | UHMWPE rope, soft shackle, recovery hook, tree saver strap, storage bag |
| Colors | Black, orange, yellow, blue; custom per kit configuration |
| Packaging / private label | Completed recovery kit (bagged) · Bulk components (rope, shackles, hooks, straps, bags) · Private-label bag with logo |
How to specify it
The four numbers that decide the kit.
- Vehicle GVWR / weight range
- Winch capacity (≥ 1.5 × GVWR)
- Rope diameter and amount
- Required kit type: kinetic rope, static strap, or both
- Terrain profile (mud, sand, snow, rock)
- Packaging and private-label requirement
- Quantity and destination
What the supplier will propose
The supplier will propose the rope diameter from the winch capacity, the kit type for the terrain, the shackle ratings, and the packaging. Your job is to give the four numbers above so the supplier does not have to guess.
Quote Off-Road Recovery Kit for 4x4 Jeep & SUV
Send the vehicle GVWR, winch capacity, preferred rope diameter, and terrain. The supplier will propose the rest.
Technical context
Useful before you quote.
How to Choose Rope Diameter (Without a Strength Table)
Diameter is about handling, hardware fit and abrasion allowance as much as strength. Practical diameter ranges by job — and why 'thicker' is not always 'safer'.
Breaking Load, Safety Factor and Working Load — What the Numbers Mean
The difference between breaking load, working load and safe working load, why every cordage supplier is reluctant to publish a 'safe' number, and what the right question is to ask.
Off-Road Recovery Basics: Rope Diameter, Winch Capacity and Safety Factor
How to choose a recovery rope and kit: vehicle weight to rope diameter, winch capacity to rope, and the safety-factor logic that separates a safe recovery from a dangerous one.