Hey everyone, I'm sure you have heard of the company mat-tracks for making tracks for vehicles. And if you know about that you know they cost around $50,000 and weigh a few 1000lbs. And I know this discourages alot of people from buying them. But what if there was a track system the cost no more then $5,000 and weighed about a 500lbs, would anyone buy it?

 

It would be a fun toy, but come on, we drive Cherokees, where are tracks going to take us that we can't already go

 

Deep snow or heavy mud. And this system would be for any type of vehicle. Even a civic.

 

Would it be fun? Sure

Would I ever spend a penny on a set? No chance in hell

 

I would totally buy them. I go up to Big lake almost every year with my family and the group we go with wont let me take my jeep because it doesnt have tracks. Totally wish I had them, you trying to make a business?

 

Like these?

http://www.americantracktruck.com/

Those are 1/3 the price of Mattracks but half the quality and no suspension to speak of.

Along with this you'd need one hell of an axle set-up and full hydraulic steering...

 

I do have a design in the works along with other items.

 

Similar but better with out removing ur wheels.

 

Without removing your wheels? I'm listening.

 

x2^^ you have me intrigued..

 

He's designing tire chains.

 

lmao^^ i've never really understood how the stock steering could hold up to moving tracks.. thats alot more surface area and a good bit more weight.

 

x2

 

Lol see. No I knew that would get a few people's attention lol. Buying have the design in the works. Need to work out some bugs and get a patent before I show it off. But it would be a bolt on system that all u have to do attach this system to the wheels and secure it and ur off. Might even do it so u don't even have to jack up ur vehicle.

 

I have thought of that as well and lets just say that it won't be a problem with my design. The track would be as wide as ur tire is long. So basically quadrupling the surface area of contact and also trying to find a loop hole to make my design street legal. And I believe I know how.