Tie Downs

Tie downs secure cargo on trucks, trailers, roof racks, and workshop storage so loads arrive intact and drivers stay safe. From ratchet straps and cam buckle straps to E‑track and L‑track fittings, this category covers the gear you need for reliable cargo control.

Choose webbing made from low‑stretch polyester for consistent tension, UV resistance, and minimal water absorption. Look for abrasion‑resistant edges and corrosion‑resistant hardware such as zinc‑plated or stainless steel components. Common sizes range from 1 in. for light tasks to 2–4 in. for heavy freight. Match the working load limit (WLL) to your job, and confirm the breaking strength and label markings.

Hook and end fittings include S‑hooks, J‑hooks, flat hooks, snap hooks, chain ends, and e‑fittings for track systems. Add soft loops to protect motorcycle handlebars, ATV frames, and kayak grab points. Corner protectors and edge guards prevent strap damage and distribute pressure on pallets, appliances, and lumber.

Benefits you can count on: faster tie‑down times with smooth ratchets, reduced load shift, fewer strap replacements, and compliance with DOT best practices. For quick, light duty tasks, lashing straps and bungees help manage tarps and small items; use ratchet straps for primary load securement.

Buying and usage tips:
- Calculate total WLL that meets or exceeds the load on each side.
- Cross‑strap heavy items and block or brace where possible.
- Inspect webbing for cuts, burns, or frays before every trip.
- Protect edges, avoid knots, and re‑tension after the first few miles.
- Store clean, dry straps in a bag or winder to extend service life.

Whether you haul equipment, move furniture, or secure weekend gear, quality tie downs improve safety, protect cargo, and keep operations efficient. Explore ratchet straps, cam buckles, recovery straps, e‑track kits, anchors, and accessories to build a dependable cargo securement system.