- What does the 3300 lb rating mean?
- It is the assembly's rated capacity for the strap and ratchet together. Stay within it and use a strap rated above your load, since shock loads on the road can exceed the static weight.
- Is this enough for hauling a motorcycle?
- Yes for most bikes. Three straps let you run two on the front and one at the rear, though soft ties or axle straps are worth adding to protect paint and chrome.
- How is this different from a two-strap kit?
- You get a third strap and two colors instead of one. The 1.5-inch width and 15-foot length are also a step up from the common 1-inch by 10-foot kits.
- Will the straps fit standard trailer anchor points?
- The hooks fit most D-rings and stake pockets, but the ratchet body is bulky. Check clearance on tight or recessed anchor points before you commit.
- How should I store them?
- Roll each strap and secure it with a strap or band, and keep them out of direct sun. UV exposure and grit in the ratchet are the main things that shorten strap life.
- Where is the Everest Ratchet Tie Down 3300lbs 3-pak 1.5in x 15ft cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $22.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Everest Ratchet Tie Down 3300lbs 3-pak 1.5in x 15ft?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Walmart.