Moose Offroad Wheel Net Tie-Downs - 10000 lb - Black - 3920-0494

Transport your UTV with confidence using the Moose Offroad Wheel Net Tie Downs. These heavy-duty tie-downs are designed to keep your UTV securely in place, preventing movement and protecting your vehicle's suspension during transit. Built for durability and ease of use, these wheel nets are an essential addition to your trailering setup.

Description

The Moose Offroad Wheel Net Tie Downs provide a superior level of security compared to traditional tie-down straps. By cradling the tires, these nets allow your UTV's suspension to function normally, absorbing road vibrations and impacts without transferring stress to the frame or tie-down points. Constructed from high-quality 2" wide webbing, each net is engineered to withstand the rigors of transport and provide a snug, reliable fit for tires up to 35" in diameter. The ratchet tightening mechanism ensures a secure hold, while the latch hooks offer quick and easy attachment to your trailer.

Features & highlights

• Secure UTV Transport: Keeps your UTV wheels firmly in place during transit, preventing unwanted movement.
• Suspension Protection: Allows the UTV's suspension to absorb bumps, reducing stress on the frame and tie-down points.
• Durable Construction: Made from heavy-duty 2" wide webbing for maximum strength and longevity.
• Versatile Fit: Compatible with tires up to 35" in diameter.
• High Load Capacity: Boasts a 10,000 lb tensile strength, ensuring secure transport for various UTV models.
• Easy to Use: Ratchet tightening and latch hooks enable quick and effortless securing.

Technical specifications

• Brand: MOOSE OFFROAD
• Color/Finish: Black
• End Type: Latch Hook
• Load Capacity: 3,335 lb (1513 kg)
• Tensile Strength: 10,000 lb (4536 kg)
• Tightening Method: Ratchet
• Type: Tie-Down
• Units: Pair
• Width: 2" (50.8 mm)

Important to know

Ensure proper attachment points are available on your trailer to accommodate the latch hooks. Always inspect tie-downs for wear and tear before each use. Exceeding the load capacity may result in equipment damage or failure.