The new RototraX recovery boards use the same mounting pattern as RotopaX’s 4-gallon containers, eliminating the need for separate mounting plates and saving valuable space on roof racks and bed racks.

RotopaX is widely regarded for its premium off-road containers and is instantly recognizable on any rig thanks to their distinctive shape, durability, and versatile mounting options. THeir containers serve a variety of use cases, ranging from gasoline and diesel to water and emergency storage.

The Rotopax 4-gallon gasoline container has long been a staple in my truck’s loadout and was one of the first essential gear purchases I made. Within the off-road community, the company has built its reputation on straightforward, easy-to-use products and well-designed, turnkey mounting solutions. The brand has since expanded its product ecosystem and moved into the world of recovery equipment.

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New for 2026, RotopaX has launched all-new RototraX Traction Boards, designed with the same footprint and mounting pattern as their 4-gallon containers. The traction boards use the same mounting kits, seamlessly integrating into the ecosystem.

Why does this matter? It eliminates the need to run two separate mounting plates for containers and recovery boards, saving valuable space on your roof rack, bed rack, or wherever you mount external gear. Stacking RotopaX containers allows you to carry multiple essential items in a single mounting location. This is a huge win for anyone tight on space.

Some key features of the RototraX recovery boards include thicker, X-shaped lugs for increased tire engagement, a fiberglass-reinforced construction, and patented crosshatch internal ribbing aimed to increase torsional strength across the entire board.

 

Product Dimensions:

- 17.25” Center to Center

- 36L x 13W x 2.5H (one board)

- 36L x 13W x 3.5H (two boards) 

MSRP: $269.99

 

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