RoadPro
RoadPro Ratchet Tie-Downs Orange 4-Pack 15ft 500lb WLL
Four 15-foot ratchet straps with vinyl-coated hooks secure loads up to 500 lbs working limit each
- Adjustable 15 ft length secures varied loads
- 500 lb working load limit handles heavy cargo
- 1,500 lb breaking strength provides safety margin
- Vinyl-coated hooks protect surfaces from scratches
- Bright orange straps stay visible in low light
Secure Cargo Straps
The RoadPro ratchet tie-downs come in a four-pack of bright orange straps that extend to 15 feet. Each strap uses a quick-release ratchet and vinyl-coated hooks to secure loads without damaging paint or finishes. The working load limit is 500 lbs and the breaking strength is 1500 lbs. They are built for everyday hauling tasks.
Ideal for Light Loads
These tie-downs suit drivers who need to secure motorcycles, ATVs, furniture or boxes on trailers and roof racks. The 500 lb working load limit covers most recreational gear and household items. They are not intended for heavy machinery, commercial equipment or any load that exceeds the rated limit. Buyers needing higher capacity should look elsewhere.
Steady Tension on Long Hauls
The ratchet mechanism holds tension consistently over distance so straps do not loosen from vibration. Heat-treated steel hooks resist bending when the load shifts under braking or cornering. Vinyl coating protects both the hook and the anchor point during extended trips. The 1500 lb breaking strength provides a safety margin above the working limit.
Highlights
- Adjustable 15 ft length secures varied loads
- 500 lb working load limit handles heavy cargo
- 1,500 lb breaking strength provides safety margin
- Vinyl-coated hooks protect surfaces from scratches
- Bright orange straps stay visible in low light
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What anchor points do I need on my trailer or truck bed to use the 15 ft straps?
You need tie-down rings, D-rings, or stake pockets spaced up to 15 ft apart that can accept the vinyl-coated hooks.
Can I keep using my older ratchet straps alongside these new 500 lb WLL tie-downs?
Yes, you can mix them, but the total load must stay within the lowest working load limit among all straps used.
How do I confirm the ratchet mechanism is locking properly after tightening?
Pull the strap tight, engage the ratchet until the handle lays flat, then tug the webbing to verify no slippage occurs.
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