📦 DC Cargo Mall Flush Mount D-Rings with Pan Fittings – Secure Trailer Load with 4 D-Ring Tie-Downs; Maximum Load Capacity 533 lbs Review

Not quite what I expected. The ring only has one hole for attachment and does not fit well in the plastic frame. The company responded to my review and requested more details. I think they will work for a more casual situation - I was planning on using them where the only mounting surface is my van's plastic interior panels. You have issued a refund. For this reason I changed my star rating to 3.

Sold and strong. I strategically placed 4 of these on the floor of my pickup truck bed and centered one on the tailgate to accommodate various mounting situations where D-rings on the side panels would not suffice. And the biggest plus: They do not stick to objects being pulled into/out of the truck. I used 1/4" stainless steel hooks, drilled a 1/2" hole and they are rock solid. They hold my ratchet straps with ease. Worked for me, don't understand why they don't work for you.

We bought these mounts on purpose as rear mounts were not available from the manufacturer. Our toolbox has rendered them useless. In this application, additional parts were purchased locally to secure the sleepers. The end result is exactly what we wanted, to secure anything and everything while you explore on the go. They feel durable and fairly secure. We haven't been out to test them on the road yet, but we're sure they'll do the job.

The metal parts are very good, it is convenient to secure fairly heavy loads with them. The weak point is a fragile plastic cup. The design is very nice, but I already cracked the cup. I don't see any plastic sticking to the floor of a truck bed at all. To install them on my Tundra I had to enlarge the hole with a step drill, but then they fall right onto the existing platform. Bolt. Easy job if you have the tools.

You can put a 3/8" point in the hole, but I went with a 5/16" carriage bolt to keep the "bolt head" more even. There is also a protrusion on the plastic edge. This is done to keep the loop taut so it doesn't dangle. Once you tighten the screw it will go flat. A photo says more than 1000 words, so here are a few photos. They really need to have some instructions (specifically what the tab is for and how to use it) otherwise it's a good inexpensive surround sound connection.

Don't waste your time with this crap. If I called it crap, that wouldn't be an accurate description. I needed floor loading mounts for a couple of ATVs I was transporting. Hinges D have 1 hole that inserts into a plastic circle with 2 mounting holes. The plastic circle has nothing to do with the mount other than that the D-loop is a slightly recessed surface mount mount. The problem is that during transport or if the D-loop turns or twists, which can happen because there is only one hole for…

Installed these brackets today. The process was very simple; Find the right positions and screw the plastic part with a few screws. Note that the tab on the plastic part is under the straight part of the D-ring. Its purpose is to put some pressure on the D-ring to keep it from dangling when nothing is attached to it. Once the plastic part is in place, insert a D-ring and mark the location of the hole in the metal part. Drill a 3/8" hole in the trailer deck, insert a 3/8" bolt and secure with a…