Utah 4x4 Resources

Everyday Recovery

Stuck in the sand? Broken down on the trail? Connect with off-road recovery help for your 4x4 and get your next steps sorted out.

People Who Know the Trails

Find Recovery Help in Utah

These three recovery resources are a place to start when your Jeep, truck, or other 4x4 needs help off the pavement. Contact the provider directly to discuss your location, vehicle, and situation.

Utah Recovery Community

Utah Off-Road Recovery Team

Brett Davis

A volunteer community helping drivers with off-road vehicle recoveries. Visit the team's Facebook page for current contact information and guidance on requesting help.

Learn Recovery Skills

Legacy Offroad Recovery Training offers hands-on classes with Joel, an I4WDTA-certified instructor. Build confidence with recovery equipment and techniques before your next trail trip.

Explore Training at LegacyORT.com
Visit Team Facebook
Check directly with the team about your location and volunteer availability.
Hurricane • Southern Utah

Casey's Off Road Recovery

KC Lofthouse

Based in Hurricane, Casey's Off Road Recovery helps drivers in Southern Utah, including the sand and trails around Sand Hollow. Get in touch to discuss recovery for a stuck or disabled vehicle.

435-688-0118
Visit Casey's Off Road Recovery
Moab • Eastern Utah

Trailer Mater Offroad Recovery

Rory Irish

Trail Mater offers off-road recovery and trail repairs in Moab. Contact Rory's team when a breakdown or a difficult spot on the trail leaves your 4x4 needing a helping hand.

435-259-1109
Trail Mater Contact & After-Hours Info

Arrange recovery directly with the provider. Confirm service area, availability, timing, and any costs before help is dispatched.

Make the First Call Count

Have These Details Ready

A clear picture of your situation helps a recovery provider plan the right response.

Your Location

GPS coordinates or a map pin, trail name, nearest landmark, and the route you took to get there.

Your Vehicle

Make and model, relevant modifications, and whether it can start, steer, roll, or brake.

The Situation

What happened, terrain and weather conditions, and photos of the vehicle and surroundings if safe to take.

How to Reach You

A callback number, the number of people with you, and any limits on cell service or battery life.