Raymond Frobosilo Jr. is the vice president of Super Stud Building Products and oversees manufacturing operations. In his free time, he enjoys riding four-wheelers, an exhilarating activity that requires maintaining traction. The document provides tips for maintaining traction while four-wheeling, including decreasing tire pressure, using traction-aiding devices, purchasing portable recovery systems, choosing the right tires for the terrain, and improving driving technique.

1. As vice president of Super Stud Building Products of Edison, New Jersey, Raymond Frobosilo Jr. holds
responsibility for overseeing manufacturing operations and performing a variety of other managerial
tasks. In his free time, Raymond Frobosilo Jr. frequently rides four-wheelers.
An exhilarating experience, four-wheeling pits driver against environment in epic fashion. Possibly the
most important aspect of riding is the ability to maintain traction. Here are some ways to help achieve
this:
---Decrease tire pressure. Airing down tires provides more surface contact, which increases the
vehicle’s traction.
---Use traction-aiding devices. Expert riders stress the importance of certain devices, such as a locking
differential, that allow each wheel to receive the same amount of power.
---Purchase portable recovery systems. Those who travel alone are encouraged to invest in a portable
recovery system. These devices allow riders to create traction where they might not otherwise have it.
---Find the right tires. Having the right tires for the terrain can create an almost unstoppable riding
machine.
---Improve driving technique. Quite possibly the most important way to maintain traction is to choose
the right lines. Also important is increasing ground clearance and understanding when to start in a
higher gear.