BRIGECAN Traction Board Mounting Kit, Easy-to-Install Traction Board Mount, Safety Recovery Board Mount, Universal Mounting Pin Kits for Traction Boards with 4.72"~6.69" Hole Spacing, 1 Year Warranty

Once again, although I like the product, the cost and that it worked for me, I give it a 3 rating. Good documentation is paramount to customer product satisfaction. For this product, pay particular attention to the parts discussing where to put washers. ...you back? See what I mean?Edited 1/12/2024: Manufacturer has reached out to me about my feedback regarding their product documentation. I went back and forth with their rep and am now back here to tell future purchasers of this product that your included product documentation will definitely be even more improved because of my feedback ;D EnjoyALSO, I'm updating my original rating of 3 stars to the full 5 because in addition to this manufacturer's commitment to improving their product documentation, there's the additional fact I've already been on three very gnarly off-road trails since mounting my traction boards using Brigecan's mounting hardware, and they have stayed securely mounted in high winds, bumpy and rocky roads, and of course, rock climbing. That is one less worry to have while wheeling. Knowing my boards aren't going anywhere until they're to be used.

Worked great for installing my Xbull traction boards on my Victory 4x4 bed rack. Holds solid, no issues. Adjust to fit the depth of the mounts so it worked with my softopper. Good deal on price as well!

If you're looking for some hardware you can sort of cobble together into a traction board bracket, this is okay. The stainless steel parts seem well finished. The two steel plates that come with the kit are a little thin and can flex under the necessary tension. If the kit included four plates instead of just two, I'd consider this kit to be be a much more useful. Sandwiching the bars of a cargo rack between two plates for each end would be far preferrable to having free-floating brackets that can slide around and damage roof paint when they're not actively holding boards. And stacks of loose washers, spacers and nuts aren't convenient to manage when installing and removing boards. A better option would be to have the washers and spacers welded together into a single, more manageable, piece (that would be much less easy to lose).I'm especially displeased at this bag of hardware since it's not possible to purchase another pair of steel plates without buying a complete second kit. For my use case, this kit is less useful than just securing the boards with cam straps. And this hardware offers no signficant security advantage vs. using straps or bungees.

The attachment kit included with our recovery boards felt cheap, made of plastic. This set is more sturdy, made of metal, feels more durable and reliable. The included bolts fit through various spots in our recovery boards, allowing us to place where needed on our roof rack.

They are strong and sturdy with a smart design for housing.