Auto hauling takes straps that hold a vehicle without damaging it. This collection is built for car haulers, rollback and flatbed operators, and tow companies: axle straps in 24" and 36" lengths, over-wheel straps, lasso straps, V-bridle straps, 8-point DiamondWeave™ kits, tow dolly basket straps, steering wheel straps and under-lift straps. Most are sold in packs, and several come in color options.
Which strap do I need? Axle straps wrap around the axle or suspension and are the usual starting point for flatbed and rollback loads. Over-wheel straps cross the tire and secure the vehicle by the wheel. Lasso and V-bridle straps are used with frame and tow points on many vehicles. If you are unsure, call 833.LIFT.TOW (833.543.8869).
Free shipping on standard items over $175 (contiguous U.S.). For hauling rules, see our DOT and FMCSA Cargo Securement FAQ and DOT regulations for auto transport straps.
Also shop height sticks, tire skates and wheel chocks for loading tools, and recovery straps for pulling a stuck or disabled vehicle.
Not sure how many straps your vehicle needs? Try our free Load Securement Strap Calculator to find the minimum number of tiedowns and compatible straps.
Auto Hauling Straps FAQ
Axle strap or over-wheel strap: which should I use?
Axle straps attach to the axle or suspension, while over-wheel straps go over the tire. The right choice depends on the vehicle and the trailer or carrier you are loading. Each product page lists its length, hardware and pack size, and our team can help you choose by phone.
What do 2-ply and 3-ply mean on axle straps?
Ply is the number of layers of webbing. A 3-ply strap is thicker than a 2-ply strap. Check the product page for the specific strap you are considering.
Are straps sold in packs or singly?
Most are sold in packs, such as 4-packs, 12-packs and 16-packs, and some items are available as a single unit. The pack size is in each product title.
What is the difference between tie-down straps and recovery straps?
Tie-down straps hold a vehicle or load in place on a deck or trailer. Recovery straps are used to pull a stuck or disabled vehicle and are not a substitute for tie-downs. Shop our Recovery & Off-Road collection for recovery straps.
Can I call for help choosing?
Yes. Call 833.LIFT.TOW (833.543.8869) seven days a week, or visit our office at 1015 N I-35E, Suite 218, Carrollton, TX 75006 during walk-in hours.
