Winch Cables & Accessories

What are my winch cable options?

All of Mytee’s galvanized steel cables are strong, durable, and crush-resistant. Tow truck drivers can take advantage of a wide range of winch rope options. Winch cables contain different cores, come in different lengths, and end in different hooks.

Core Options

Fiber core cable

A fiber core rope has less strength than other core types, but more flexibility. Some fiber cores are made of organize material, like hemp, but we offer a synthetic winch cable option: our fiber core winch cables are made from polyprophylene and steel.

Steel core cable

A steel wire strand core cable is made of strands of steel made into a rope-like core. This type of steel winch cable offers a good compromise, as it’s stronger than a fiber core cable but less flexible than a fiber core cable.

Steel wire rope

A steel wire winch rope has a steel core, similar to that of the steel core winch cable. In a wire rope, the steel wires are thinner than the steel strands, but there are more of them forming the core. This is the most heavy-duty winch cable.

Steel wire ropes, fiber core cables, and steel core cables are all called steel winch cables. While they vary in strength and flexibility, their properties are very similar overall.

Length and Thickness of Winch Cables

Mytee’s winch cables range in thickness from 3/8” to ½” thick.

They come in spools of 50’ – 150’ of cable.

What are my winch cable hook options?

There are a variety of hook options to choose from when you’re looking for an end-fitting for your winch rope, including hooked snatch blocks, swivel hooks, grab hooks, and locking hooks. Check out our winch accessories page to learn more – Click Here