Get Unstuck • Keep Moving
ATV winches, tow straps, shackles, pulleys, compressors and traction aids turn a difficult trail situation into a problem you are better prepared to solve—whether your quad is buried in mud, stopped by snow or short on traction.
Explore Recovery GearPrepared Before You Need It
A winch is only one part of ATV recovery. The mount, rope or cable, fairlead, connection points and rigging accessories all need to work together. A compressor, tire tools and traction aids can sometimes solve the problem before a powered pull is needed.
Compatibility tip: Confirm the winch and mounting plate fit your exact ATV, and make sure every strap, shackle, pulley and connection point is properly rated for its intended use.
Ready for the Rough Stuff
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Electric winches provide controlled pulling power for self-recovery, moving obstacles and utility work. Compare capacity, line type, sealing, braking, controls and electrical requirements for your machine.
Explore ATV winchesA secure mount connects the winch to the ATV’s frame and positions it behind the fairlead. Model-specific plates simplify fitment, while bolts, brackets and spacers complete the installation.
Explore winch mountsSynthetic rope and steel cable have different handling, inspection and maintenance needs. The matching fairlead helps guide the line onto the drum, while stoppers and protective sleeves manage everyday wear.
Explore winch lineTow straps, recovery ropes, extension straps and tree-saver straps serve different pulling and anchoring jobs. Material, stretch, length, end design and rated capacity determine where each belongs.
Explore recovery strapsRated shackles and purpose-built recovery points create secure connections between the ATV, winch line, strap and anchor. Soft shackles reduce metal hardware in some setups, while steel shackles suit others.
Explore recovery connectionsPulley blocks and winch rings can redirect a pull or change the line arrangement. Dampers, gloves, extensions and rigging storage help keep the supporting equipment organized and ready.
Explore winch riggingPortable compressors, gauges, deflators and repair supplies help riders manage tire pressure and common punctures. They are especially useful when pressure has been adjusted for soft terrain.
Explore tire recovery toolsTraction boards, recovery mats, compact shovels and bundled kits help riders create a firmer path through mud, sand or snow. Complete kits also make it easier to keep essential pieces together.
Explore traction aidsBefore the Line Tightens
Stop, examine the terrain and identify secure, properly rated connection points before attaching recovery equipment or powering the winch.
Use compatible, properly rated components and follow the instructions supplied with the ATV, winch, mount, line and recovery accessories.
Wear appropriate protective gear, keep bystanders clear and inspect the line, straps, hardware and anchor points before applying tension.
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