X-BULL SUGGESTION

• Ensure your own safety and the safety of those nearby.
• BEWARE of hot components when clearing debris from the underside of the vehicle, wear glasses, gloves and protective equipment.
• Make sure the area is clear of debris and people before drive out.
• Never use the tracks if they are cracked or damaged.

YOU COULD ALSO BUY ： Tyre Deflators

• Suggested Tire Pressure
• Rocky terrain: 15 psi
• Soft Sand: Deep silt, soft sand - 8 psi
• Beach sand: 10-12psi
• Mud: 15psi depending on bottom (compensate for rocks/holes/branches)

Step 1

Use shovel to get underneath the tires. Dig a track in front of tire to make a roll-out path. The goal is to reduce resistance so keep your momentum.

Step 2

Reduce tire pressure to a minimum amount you are comfortable with. X-Bull recommends carrying an air compressor when off-road or in remote areas.

Step 3.1

Position tracks against the tires. DO NOT SPIN THE TIRES, as this will burn the cleats off the tracks.

Step 3.2

Maintain a steady throttle until you feel the vehicle rise-up, then increase the throttle until you are free and able to gain traction.