What is the simplest solution when a car gets stuck in mud?

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DelCharles
07/30/25 8:59am
The simplest solution when a car gets stuck in mud is to have people push while the driver accelerates to utilize the vehicle's own power to climb out of the mud pit. Here are some other methods for getting a car unstuck from mud: 1. Use bricks: If the vehicle is not deeply stuck, you can place two bricks under the drive wheels, then gently press the accelerator to control the RPM, using the friction of the bricks to help the vehicle escape. 2. Use branches: Find a sturdy branch and tie it to the drive wheels. When the wheels rotate, the branch can increase the contact area between the wheels and the ground, thereby enhancing the vehicle's ability to get unstuck. 3. Low-range four-wheel drive: For rugged off-road vehicles, engage the low-range four-wheel drive mode. Then, gently press the accelerator while turning the steering wheel left and right to also improve the vehicle's ability to escape the mud.
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