DC Cargo Mall 8 E-Track Ratcheting Straps Cargo Tie-Downs, 2 x 12 Heavy Duty Yellow Polyester Tie-Down Straps, Strong Ratchet, E-Track Spring Fittings, Tie Down Motorcycle, Trailer Load, by (4)

2" x 12' Ratcheting Cargo Tie-Down Straps with E-Track Spring FittingsWhen you need to hold freight in your truck or trailer, you need a guarantee that your cargo will stay in one place and remain undamaged. E-Track truck straps are industry standard tie-downs and you can rely on them to keep your cargo safe. Both ends of these ratcheting straps have E fittings that get clipped into slots on E-Track rails or singles. You can snap them onto E-Track rails on the floors or walls of your trailers.Ratchet vs Cam Buckle Trailer Load StrapsE-Track tie-down straps are usually adjustable with either ratchets or cam buckles. Ratchets are the more aggressive option and they provide a tighter grip. Once you tighten and close the ratchet, the webbing is locked in place and your cargo load is safe. Ratchet buckles are made of durable steel which can withstand all the bang-ups that transport can bring.-Test your E-Track rails to confirm that no screws are loose. -Press the tie-down's E-Track fitting and insert the hook into the E-Track slot. -Wrap the strap or rope around your cargo, and hook the other end into another E-Track tie-down clipped further down the E-Track or on another track.-To adjust the length of your strap, pull on the top clasp to let the strap loose, then grab the ratchet handle and crank up and down to tighten.-When you need to remove the strap, push down on the protruding piece and slide it out.12' Long Yellow Polyester Tie-Down Logistic Ratchet StrapThese cargo tie-down straps are heavy duty and reliable. They are made of durable polyester that is water-resistant. This sturdy yellow webbing won't shrink or stretch and is resistant to fading from UV rays and extreme temperatures. The hardy steel ratchet buckles can withstand all the misuse that transport might bring. In short, you can use these straps for a lifetime to secure loads - up to 1,000 pounds per strap tie-down.