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Heavy-Duty Winch Straps for Reliable Load Securement

Winch straps are common tie-down straps used in the trucking and hauling industry as a means of securing loads on a flatbed truck. They’re incredibly useful because they can be easily pulled taut enough to hold the load using tension, preventing your cargo from shifting or moving while on the road. Flatbed cargo straps are typically made of strong, flexible polyester webbing. These flatbed straps are the most widely used and popular method of securing a load to a truck or trailer.

To secure a load with tie-down straps, your flatbed trailer needs to be equipped with winches - sometimes called a winch winder . Winch winders can be used in place of an anchor point for winch straps when using these straps on trailers that lack adequate winch tie-down points. Easy to install and use, you can place a winch anywhere on your trailer in order to ensure you have the proper securement points.

Once attached to the winch, you simply pull the strap over the load and attach it to the opposite end, before you pull it taut to secure the cargo.

For safety, and to ensure that the distribution of tension is spread out across the load, the Federal Motor Safety Association requires the need for one tie-down for every ten feet (3.04 m) of your load.

Benefits of Trailer Winch Straps

Trailer load securement straps can be the best choice for securing your load and keeping cargo protected! They’ve got seven key benefits:

  • Weather Resistant: Our trailer winch straps are created from polyester webbing and are coated and treated to resist damage from rain, snow, or UV radiation.
  • Cargo-Safe: Unlike transport chains or other heavier, harder securement methods, the polyester webbing of straps for trailers is soft enough that it won’t damage any fragile goods, like beehives or lightweight, crushable cargo.
  • Durable: The sides of the winch straps at Mytee Products are reinforced to reduce possible wear and tear that stems from fraying, or from tensions against sharp-edged loads. Our Kinedyne winch straps are made of high abrasion webbing, which makes them even more durable! For additional safety when using straps to tie-down cargo that has sharp edges, consider investing in our edge protectors.
  • Strong: Our strongest straps have a working load limit of 6,670 lbs: stronger than standard 3/8 thick G70 trucking chains ! You can invest in lightweight, flexible load securement straps without sacrificing the strength and confidence that your cargo will remain secure during transit!
  • Lighter than Comparable Chains4” winch straps weigh 4 to 6 lbs on average. This makes them much lighter than transport chains, but they maintain the same max WLL! 
  • Cost-Effective: Winch straps are inexpensive and are suitable for most loads! Their variety of sizes and applications allows them to be used for multiple loads for a long time.
  • Easy-to-Use: These straps for trailers are the standard securement method in the trucking industry and can be used with any flatbed trailer that has winches. For flatbed trailers that lack the proper winch accessories, have no fear! At Mytee Products, we have several tools available to help fit your trailer to use winch straps.

Where can I use winch straps?

You can use winch straps to secure the load on any flatbed trailer equipped with winches spaced lengthwise along one side of the trailer. It’s important to know whether or not you have anchor points for these winch straps before you purchase flatbed straps, as it’ll be difficult to properly, safely, and securely tie down cargo with winch straps without the use of a winch.

If you’re transporting a particularly sharp-edged load, like steel, or if you are concerned that the tension from the flatbed straps might damage your cargo, you might want to combine cargo securement straps with corner protectors. Corner protectors distribute the pressure from your trailer load securement straps over a wider area, and they improve your winch strap’s lifespan; corner protectors will also protect your straps from any tears or rips made from the tension of being tightened over a sharp, pointed edge.

No winches? No problem! Mytee Products offers a variety of portable winches you can bolt anywhere alongside the trailer side channel!

End fitting

You can attach your winch strap to your flatbed in a few different ways! The best tool for you depends on your budget and your load. At Mytee Products, we offer different end fittings to fit your needs.

  • Winch Strap with Flat Hooks: Flat hooks are the most standard end fitting you’ll find on winch straps. Their width distributes tension from the load to maximize stability. To use a flat hook, your flatbed trailer needs a rub rail with slots opposite the side with winches. Hook the flat hook under the rub rail to ensure it will not pop off during any bumps in the road.
  • Winch Strap with Wire Hooks : Wire hooks are usually used when a flatbed trailer has D-rings on the side opposite the winches, rather than a slotted rub-rail. The wire hooks connect easily to the D-rings - drive easy knowing your flatbed Tie-Down straps are secure!
  • Winch Strap with Chain Anchors: Chain anchors are also useful to secure your load to a D-Ring. Similar to wire hooks, chain anchors are a more durable end-fitting for when you need to secure heavy cargo to the flatbed trailer.
  • Winch Straps with Sewn loops and delta rings : These sewn loops and delta rings are less common, and tend to be for specialty loads. Delta rings are D-ring end-fittings usually designed for connecting to pre-existing anchor point hooks on a trailer. Sewn loops are the softest end-fitting available for a winch strap; they are folded over and reinforced ends of a winch strap made of the same, durable polyester webbing as the rest of the strap. The fabric can loop and hook to anchor points and are useful if you’re ever in need of a flexible, soft point of connection.

Questions & Answers

Where do winch straps work?

A Winch Strap gets wound up into a trailer winch that can be added to a trailer's standard C-Track (Or Double L Track Depending on the winch). From there, a winch strap can be loaded over cargo and secured.

What size do winch straps come in?

Winch straps come in a variety of sizes. They come in widths of two inches, three inches, and four inches, and each one of those can have a length of 5 feet and up to 80 feet.

How often should you replace a boat winch strap?

As for any strap, there are a few points to examine to determine when you should replace the strap. If there are any tears, abrasions, mold, mildew, or kinks in the strap, and if you’ve had it for two to four years, it’s time to replace them.

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