That's why we use straps and anchors rated for 6,600 pounds on a 3,000 pound car." All trailer and tie-down manufac-turers quickly point to the weak-link theory of tying down race cars and ...

Luckily, all you need is some nylon straps and you can give your car, whatever type of car it may be, some secure, easily-hidden tie down points. Andrew Morrow explains the whole thing over at his ...

With tie-down straps, you can keep whatever is in the bed of your truck in place and prevent it from tipping over or falling off. They are easy to install and every pickup truck owner should have ...

When you own a car, at some point or another ... I've been using nylon webbing straps (the $35 variety with self-tightening clips) for years to tie down everything from bicycles and surfboards ...

It works, and owners have been using that system for decades, but it can put a lot of strain on the handlebars and it can be difficult to find a good tie-down point where ... on a small 4′ by 8′ ...

Ratchet straps are a type of tie-down strap made with polyester webbing and have a buckle so you can loosen or tighten the strap if needed. These straps can be used to secure furniture ...

If your vehicle does not have a roof rack, here’s what to do: Your car may suffer from a lack of tie-down points ... or ratchet straps can grab onto. Most tree places—big-box store, seasonally ...

I have also heard to use axle straps and not compress ... talking with several car haulers, and consulting with Colin McLemore of Mac's Custom Tie-Downs (macstiedowns.com), a company that ...

[Andrew Morrow] used about 12 inches of nylon strap, added a hole to the both ends, and attached them to the fender bolts. With the hood closed, he now has a convenient tie down location for what ...