Rivets

I highly recommend the snap straps for pulling trucks out. We use 3" nylon straps for lifting trees, and they are also the same design as most recovery straps. They are extremely durable, but are more harsh on vehicles with the jerking motions. Snap straps help to absorb force and actually amplify it.
If you are looking for a good snap strap, I guarantee you will not be let down by Bubbarope. A little expensive, but awesome stuff. I've pulled out some heavy sh*t with it and still has held up.

CHUMCHAL72

Yeah I saw those and they are hella expensive but badass. I also saw those ARB recovery straps but the y seem like more of a ****** strap it says it has a 20% flex rating

Flash!

Amsteel Blue sells a nice ****** rope for way less than what Bubba Rope wants for theirs:
http://www.amsteelblue.com/Kinetic-R...-Ropes/1-Inch/

I don't have one personally, but I know people who have used them.

It really all depends on what you're going to be using it for. Personally, I just have that 3"x30' Smittybilt strap in my truck. For pulling, it is more than sufficient and if it's not good enough that's what the winch is for. If you're going to be doing much snatching though, the more expensive ****** ropes would be a good investment.

sgtpatiolantern

Find a supplier that sells rigging and strapping for big trucks and the like. I Bought a tow strap that was pull tested to 45,000lbs for $40. I use it here at work to tug stuck forklifts and skidsteers. Never use a chain to tug anything out. We are not allowed to use them at work because a summer student working at one of our competitors used a chain, it broke and killed him. Tow straps are designed to be tugged on and are proven safe. And they are less damaging to both the tow vehicle, and the vehicle being towed.

Rivets

I agree. ****** rope is definitely the way to go. Bubba Rope is expensive but worth it. Amsteel is nice as well.

Stormrider

ARB products. The only way to go

southernstyle

look up a company called bubba rope.. kinda pricey but you get what you pay for.. ive had mine for three years and ive used the out of it and it hasnt snapped.. it also isnt over elastic so it can be used as a tow strap as well

CHUMCHAL72

Which one did u get like the strength in pounds

sgtpatiolantern

Yeesh! The very day I made my post above I had to use my tow strap twice to free our 14,400lb Hyster forklift. The mild weather helped polish the ice and the tire chains on the forklift just were not enough to keep her moving.

southernstyle

i got the big bubba, its breaking strength is 52,300.. way too much but i figred its good insurance, and stretches slightly less. i got mine for 150 at a mudding event you might be able to get the same type of deal