SecureFix Direct Car Trailer Transporter Recovery Straps - 35mm 6M Set Of 4 Truck Heavy Duty Alloy Wheel Blue

Recovery Alloy Wheel Straps 35MM x 6M. Webbing Width - 35MM (1.5 Inch). Overall Length - 6 Metres....

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This guide is for anyone using SecureFix Direct Car Trailer Transporter Recovery Straps. The primary benefit is the secure and safe transport of vehicles during recovery operations. Note that these straps are designed for specific weight limits; always ensure your load is within the specified capacity.

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FAQs

What is the maximum weight the straps can handle?

The straps have a minimum breaking load of 3 tons (3000 KGS).

How do I attach the straps to the trailer?

Attach the claw hooks of the webbing straps to the anchor points on the trailer. Ensure they are securely fastened.

How do the round slings protect the wheels?

The round slings are placed around the wheels to prevent direct metal-on-metal contact, which helps to avoid scratches and other damage to alloy wheels.

What should I do if the straps become damaged?

If the straps are frayed, cut, or otherwise damaged, they should be replaced immediately. Do not use damaged straps.

Can I use these straps for lifting?

No, these straps are designed for securing vehicles to trailers and should not be used for lifting.

What material are the straps made of?

The webbing is made of 100% polyester.

Do these straps come with certificates?

Yes, individual Certificates Of Conformity are included.

How long are the straps?

The straps are 6 meters long.

Troubleshooting

Straps are not tightening properly.

Ensure the ratchet mechanism is functioning correctly and that the webbing is correctly threaded. Check for any obstructions in the ratchet.

Claw hooks are not attaching securely.

Make sure the claw hooks are fully engaged with the anchor points on the trailer and are not obstructed.

Straps are rubbing against the vehicle and may cause damage.

Ensure the straps are positioned correctly and not in direct contact with sharp edges or surfaces. Use additional padding if necessary.

Ratchet handle is difficult to operate.

Lubricate the ratchet mechanism with a suitable lubricant and ensure that there is no dirt or debris in the mechanism.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High minimum breaking load for secure vehicle transport.
  • Wide ratchet handle for easier operation.
  • Round slings included to protect alloy wheels from damage.
  • Durable 100% polyester webbing.
  • Comes with all necessary components for vehicle recovery.
  • Certified for quality and safety.

Cons

  • Specific weight limit must be adhered to.
  • Requires proper understanding of ratchet strap usage.
  • Not suitable for loads exceeding 3000 KGS.
  • May require some initial setup time.
  • Requires proper attachment points on both the vehicle and trailer.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Preparation: Ensure the trailer and the vehicle are on a stable, level surface.
  2. Attachment: Attach the claw hooks of the webbing straps to secure anchor points on the trailer. Use the round slings to secure the vehicle's wheels.
  3. Positioning: Position the straps so they cross the vehicle diagonally for maximum stability.
  4. Tightening: Use the ratchet handles to tighten the straps, ensuring the vehicle is firmly secured.
  5. Inspection: Before transit, double-check all connections and straps for tightness.

Compatibility:

These straps are compatible with a wide range of trailers and vehicles. However, ensure that the combined weight of the vehicle and any cargo does not exceed the 3-ton (3000 KGS) breaking load.

Care:

  • Inspect the straps regularly for any signs of wear and tear.
  • Clean the straps after use, removing any dirt or debris.
  • Store the straps in a dry place when not in use.
  • Avoid exposing the straps to direct sunlight for extended periods.
  • Do not use the straps if they are frayed, cut, or otherwise damaged.

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