The SCAR 10P is a 10,000 lb. recovery winch with synthetic rope and a wireless remote.

A winch is the one piece of recovery gear that works when nobody else is around. Straps, ropes and shackles all need a second vehicle. A winch needs a tree, a rock, or a buried anchor — and your own patience.

Same 10,000 lb pull as the SCAR 10, with synthetic rope instead of steel. The P is what you want if you will be handling the line often or recovering with people standing nearby.

Synthetic rope vs steel cable is the real decision. Synthetic is lighter, easier on the hands, floats, and if it parts under load it drops rather than snapping back — which is why most people who recover regularly run it. Steel is cheaper, shrugs off abrasion on rock, and does not degrade in UV. Steel is the tougher material; synthetic is the safer one.

The wireless remote matters more than it sounds. It lets you stand clear of the line and still see what the vehicle is doing — rather than crouching at the bumper, in the one place you should not be while a line is under load.

Always pull from a rated recovery point. A tow ball, a bumper bracket or a factory tie-down loop is not one. Rated points are bolted to the frame and marked as such — if you are not sure what your vehicle has, find out before you need it, not while you are buried to the axles.

Lay a recovery damper — a heavy blanket or purpose-made bag — over the line before any pull under load. If something lets go, it drops the line instead of letting it whip.

Fitment: winches mount to a winch-capable bumper or plate, which is a separate purchase and specific to your vehicle. Tell us your year, make and model and we will confirm what you need before you order.