Turn Any 4x4 SUV or Light Truck into a Snowmobile in Minutes

Track N Go is the first ever wheel driven track system! You can install 4 tracks on a vehicle in 15 minutes, while keeping the tires on and without any modifications of this vehicle.
The Track N Go track system was primarily developed for use on snow. It can also be used on the road, making it a major advantage over alternative equipment that should be used on snow only. The Track N Go can be used on any surface giving it a major advantage between seasons and when the ground is partially covered with snow. The Track N Go is practically the only equipment available that can be used on all surfaces. It is also faster than any other tracked vehicles. On hard surfaces, the vehicle can reach up to 60 km / h, while on snow speed varies from 15 to 40 km / h depending on the thickness of the snow.
The unique concept of being driven and held in place by the tire, provides a smooth ride on hard surfaces. When the tracks hit an obstacle, the impact is absorbed by the tire which makes the system a lot smoother to ride than a conventional track system fixed to the vehicle. Also, since the track system is mounted directly on the tire, it simplifies the number of components and increases its mechanical reliability. The tire allows more flexibility and no steering resistance in order to keep the camber while turning corners. The wheel mounted tracks require less effort from the power steering than any other track systems with fixed installation.
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[@inalaop]

Another benefit of this system is that is automatically increases a vehicles ground clearance by a LOT! That alone provides great benefits when going through deep snow.

[@Otec320]

why do you write obvious things?

[@genichiroashina6372]

​@@Otec320ha ha ha🤣🤣🤣

[@TANKChemist]

@@Otec320 Bro's 4yo ☠☠☠☠

[@quietusplus1221]

Gotta admit, the ease of use on these is quite spectacular. There's some real engineering behind this, and it's clever I think.

[@adhd_with_pennies4867]

Does it work on the beach

[@QuluAbuzerov]

😅😅

[@LamentOfTheFallen]

You think??😭

[@mk810]

They probably left out some steps for the video

[@stevemac6707]

What an amazing yet fairly simple idea for resolving a lot of issues that residents in isolated or rural areas have to contend with in severe weather. For some in fact just normal heavy seasonal weather can cause all sorts of problems. I really hope this catches on & finds success, not only will it ease the burdens of many people in these types of areas, I can see it literally being a life saver in some instances.

[@WonderWorldYTC]

yes I have watched various Doc's on Discovery channel showing how people live in remote areas of Canada , using snow skis to get around, waiting for a train to come on through with supplies, and if the snowski breaks down they are screwed.

[@thenugwhisperer]

And at only $12,000 a set, ANYONE can afford it.

[@camcammy4753]

Genius, and the added clearance from the tracks platform!

[@oldben1800]

nevermind the scratches and bumps on the fenders of your car....these are spectacular

[@shadowtiger2363]

Winter is the best part of the year. plenty snow. The first week is funny watching the drivers in ditches because they were in a hurry and forgot you can't drive as fast in snow.

[@shizlittlebam]

Canada rejoices.

[@rebekahweber2413]

This makes me want to move to Alaska even more!

[@WonderWorldYTC]

I kind of wish we had easier access to snow here in Australia, it does not snow in our cities or suburbs, but it does snow on our mountains, but it's at least a 1-2 hour drive to the closest place that snows near me, and I have to go around 1am on the coldest nights to see it. Otherwise I have to drive across country to our taller mountains and I can see it anytime during winter.

[@MystikalDawn]

I live in Canada, I envy you. I wish it was that hard for me to see snow.

[@WonderWorldYTC]

@@MystikalDawn yeah I could not imagine what it would be like to live in a location blanketed by 2+ feet of snow during winter, that would be a totally alien environment for us Australians.

[@Renee-vz3cx]

I always thought you were from New Zealand lol

[@WonderWorldYTC]

@@Renee-vz3cx Melbourne, Victoria

[@Ehxx]

@@MystikalDawn Also live in Canada and my part barely gets snow anymore.

[@adielsmith]

Ain't gon lie, that's a great idea!

[@ibuprofenPill]

I live in the desert, but now I want to move far north just to have these.

[@peteranderson5283]

I live in Canada and I need this.

[@nema151]

Probably great for fixing the infrastructure after a nasty blizzard and getting supplies to cut off areas.

[@RockyMtn5280]

We just had a snow storm here in Colorado yesterday and I wish I had this when I get the extra money this is the first thing I'm getting no more worrying about getting around in next March storm ever in Colorado when I get one of these bad boys

[@nisancashi2241]

brilliant engineering

[@steve_frenchcougar1747]

Another great Invention From Québec big up

[@R0adkillRacc00n]

Snow and sand! Surprising this wasn't military developed. Very slick.

[@WonderWorldYTC]

in one of their videos they show fitting these tracks to a military Humvee, so maybe they are interested in using them, not sure.

[@DanDudek-j2t]

Oh boy! I can go 36 miles per hour. I think I’ll just get snow shoes they take under a minute to put on 😂😂😂

[@markwilliams7091]

If these things actually work, this is friggin awesome.

[@picducklol]

They are cool but cost 25 000$!!! That's a second car!

[@Mike-vr4lw]

​@picducklol thanks I was wondering how much .Ow 😮

[@Reality_TV]

I love these! I absolutely want these!

[@walkingfish7123]

25k and they are yours

[@gssrustenburg]

We need this to drive on our pothole riddled roads.

[@MikesFoggyIdea]

Oooooooo,, I want some so bad now, even though I have no use for them. I wouldn't mind "chaining up" if I had those.

[@FishermanKyle]

Thats the sickest thing ive ever seen.

[@user-td6ir2hw7p]

Великолепное изобретение! Мои поздравления!

[@Richard_Biggs]

These things are cool af

[@naveedsyed8288]

It’s 4th May and it snowed here in Switzerland, I’d love to move to Australia in the future

[@WonderWorldYTC]

our coldest days in the suburbs of Melbourne are like 0 degrees, but really on average 1-2 degrees in dead of winter, so at worst the grass has some frost on it and your car windows are iced up a little, but that's all we have to deal with on our coldest days.

[@AndreyPutilov]

I was in Murmansk district in Russia during my vacation in 2019, it were freezing temperatures in July

[@caleblewis5626]

That’s how it is here in Michigan, US. Snowed in the second half of may last year.

[@nbaldo003]

$20,000-$30,000 for these units?!?! Good luck with sale LOL that defeats the purpose. for that price buy 3-4 snowmobiles

[@nistaffsubs6787]

That You don't have the money or You don't need these doesnt mean everyone like You ... Some people Work and know how to save money ...

[@DatDude923]

How did this turn out? Did it actually become a real product because this looks amazing!

[@スーですまぁあんちゃん]

またもや　四駆乗りを　もっとバカにする為の　装備が出て来た😂　このタワシも四駆バカで　今凄く欲しくなった😊

[@ic2824]

Looks cool but I doubt stock steering ball joints and such are able to handle this kind of torture for long

[@williamrgrant]

Would be dope on my minivan.

[@drpepper421000]

Would they work all day or just on select camera shots? Will they ice up and cause them not to work? Great idea and I’m sure the do work for some fun but would be wary about using them in an emergency.

[@torsten6777]

An emergency is the only time I would use them

[@colleenposley1084]

There are tire attachments that add shovels to your tires. Intent is to help get you out of sand. They are very cool looking, and seem to be fairly easy to apply, too. Just for the other end of weather. Personally, I like the trac vehicles better.

[@lukuscarter3563]

Interesting piece of equipment.

[@benoitnadeau5845]

It also elevates center of gravity and increases the chances to flip on side.

[@markiusgalfordii9248]

Wow those tracks look like if they hit the wrong angle it's going to chew your panels of your vehicle even in the thumb clip you can see that it is extremely close to your panels when you're on flat ground imagine if you hit a log or Rock those tracks with jam up into your vehicle

[@paulrandig]

Skip two letters and you are in Austria. And here we could definetly use that in some areas in winter.

[@WhiteMouse77]

This might bring attention to armies of cold countries andmountain rescue svces. Is there lighter version for ATVs?

[@davidspez7267]

Brilliant 👍

[@Funny16816]

Wow so good idea 💡🤩

[@Mr-Clark]

It's all about ground clearance and surface area of the contact patch between the tire and the road. Conventional tires give you the contact surface area about the size of a CD while this thing turns that into the size of a boogieboard.

[@CheckMateWins]

I'm sure it's cheap and affordable too right??????

[@ViQRoy89]

Lucky.? I would go crazy without snow. I woke uup to 5 inches of snow ❄ today

[@WonderWorldYTC]

"I woke up to 5 inches " I was about to say, I wake with 6" most days

[@MediaSock]

Wow!!! that's awesome!!!.

[@SpiderHamPeterPorker]

I wonder what type of fender and undercarriage damage will be done from the tracks unless the travel is limited and customized to each vehicle. Just get a snowmobile.

[@inquisitor4635]

Looks like it was wrecking that undercarriage and wheel well area.

[@mikeddarren]

Great product

[@fritzeckstein95]

do these affect tire longevity negatively, there is a direct transition from (tire) rubber to metal right?

[@izulkipli8780]

Wow Amaizing i Like Canada Truck On Go Rejies Tutorial 👌👍

[@stevenr.2534]

They look like they are great for snowy areas. How about the price?

[@WonderWorldYTC]

I can't find price on their website, only a quote form, but articles say they are $25,000k a set, but they seem to be universal fitting, and well made, so they will last a lifetime.

[@stevenr.2534]

@@WonderWorldYTC thanks for the price info. Too steep for me. I could buy myself an old Tucker snowcat and still have money left for a good set of studded tires. Since I live in Florida, maybe I shouldn’t be too concerned (only kidding)

[@patty109109]

@@WonderWorldYTC I doubt that longevity. Those rollers holding the tires in place look like just one of many wear points.

[@resheilpial5369]

Pretty awesome!

[@samtrest454]

крутая разработка

[@dr.blast__2713]

Does it have to be 4x4? Or can it be rwd? Or awd?

[@victorsvidss]

I would logically think 4x4 or awd. 2wd cars might leave them sliding

[@dr.blast__2713]

@@victorsvidss maybe but I think rear wheel drive would work

[@ScaleCrawling]

What keeps the tires from spinning inside the tracks, if a bunch of snow etc gets in there?

[@cowboy2044]

The 4 ton vehicle weighing down on it

[@ScaleCrawling]

@@cowboy2044 Doesn't matter if it's 16 tonnes.

[@cowboy2044]

@@ScaleCrawling it does though, its literally not gonna matter at all

[@ScaleCrawling]

@@cowboy2044 They obviously must have come up with some special sollution to this problem, that keeps the tracks fairly clean from snow between the tracks and the tires.

[@นครเทเลโฟน-ง6ล]

Is it suitable for four-wheel drive vehicles?

[@AngelMartinez-el7xk]

Imagine this on a big overlanding rig...

[@robbietanker8671]

Really cool

[@StartVisit]

cool )))) will it work in real snow - Made in USA? 😮

[@kareemalbatran831]

1. It's super heavy, 357 LB per piece and not easy to load, unload, transfer ...etc. 2. Installation is not that easy and takes at least 10 minutes, this if you do it right from the first time. 3. Price is $$$$ 4. I've watched a video of dismantling and it has a lot of parts, making it uneasy to maintain. 5. It looks that it limits the ability of vehicle to speed. In brief, the concept is great, however it needs a lot of improvement before it becomes reliable.

[@Kendricklamarglazer17]

That looks insane

[@yogs343]

Revolution.....👏👏👏

[@БаирБатоцыренов-и8ч]

Даа это прлста шикарно.👍

[@technica4x4]

Полная хрень,снег намерзает и все,приехали,мокрый снег тоже

[@Lindrios]

I see the limiting chains preventing it from hitting the bumpers... But I see nothing that prevents this design from denting the hell out of your running boards and catching on undercarriage components when making sharp turns? Design flaw or can this be explained?

[@tomskid27]

You do have to make a modification to your vehicle. At 1:59 it shows an adapter plate mounted on top of where your lug nuts go. Be more precise and thorough on your narration.

[@robertw.1499]

Clever 👋

[@Максим-н1щ3э]

Прикольные лапти )))))

[@Westhelockpicker]

I had a 98 blazer with bfgoodridge all terrain tires (not land terrain) and I couldn't get that thing stuck. I've tried many times and where I live I couldn't get it stuck. I'd recommend those tires to anyone

[@Kendricklamarglazer17]

Do you think you could do a video on mawsynram and cherrapunji? I think they'd be cool I guess.

[@WonderWorldYTC]

I checked it out, wetest areas on earth, is not that interesting.

[@Kendricklamarglazer17]

@@WonderWorldYTC fair enough

[@XxHygherUpxX]

were can I get this awesome tracks

[@DanaBidlake]

so awesomely cool

[@yourlocalalexis4578]

can you add a snow plow to go through soft, deep, snow?

[@dr.blast__2713]

Yeah been meaning to ask if its legal to drive with one

[@DennisMook-ky6lx]

I willing to bet the wear and tear on them tires will be huge. Constantly chewing the tread

[@1161byron]

Really neat,but probably can’t afford them.

[@Kyle-li8wi]

I wonder if these are street legal in NV or CA?

[@timothyclark-sl4il]

a good way to get real stuck

[@shawnblackmar7044]

This I want!

[@jqentertainment6966]

I'm sure they cost what, 100 buck per track?

[@Somali-engendering]

12//27/22 28 people died in snow storm in buffalo NY just within 3 days and emergency responders couldn’t help anyone due to the heavy snow😭

[@oktavadnr2014]

А можно и русский Иван скажет своё слово? Спасибо. А если сделать их (гусеницы) раза в 2 шире ... то можно и по болоту ехать, с увеличением площади опоры уменьшается и степень нагрузки на почву, то есть увеличивается проходимость. Спасибо что прочитали. Здоровья Вам и лёгких дорог.

[@eddydianne]

Crazy Awesome

[@ronnieam33]

And for the small price of $12,000 you too can have a set of theses!

[@axelfoley1406]

Actually, 25K

[@keving1774]

$25,000 package

[@LegendofLaw]

Why the dramatic music?

[@LegendofLaw]

@Savanna- 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 𝙿𝚛𝚘 I agree...I was talking about the type of music they're playing. This is the type of music you use to march into a battle with.

[@hereweare9011]

Can i buy these for the honda odyssey?

[@thedutchman8793]

All well and good until those long dangling chains snag something solid.... Then you're screwed

[@redlostsouls]

Thumbs down for ads that interrupt my entertainment and learning experience I bet this is really expensive

[@fearcrise3458]

Where to buy them?

[@jorgetorres2472]

Can they work on hils

[@kamolsamol4730]

can i use it with vw passat 1.9tdi?

[@luisnunez9277]

I rather have the snow than dangerous kreepy crawlers

[@christopherhayes7445]

Do they make for atv

[@ironphilly2366]

mercedes 6x6: why did they create me

[@gezac440]

Snow is deep not thick? "the thickness of snow"???

[@eladreltuc]

😂 need a set for my mustang

[@ginoasci2876]

The rear set needs to be linked together so they don’t turn.

[@anthonychihuahua]

Ze Frank is now doing commercials??

[@ToyotaGuy1971]

Impractical

[@forestermark2]

How much?

[@RatKindler]

I wonder how well they work on ice.

[@WonderWorldYTC]

I thought of that also, but no video footage showing it. I doubt they work well, as they are rubber tracks with no spikes, they probably slip and slide like normal rubber tyres.

[@benoitnadeau5845]

Thats the kind of thing that will break in middle of nowhere.