🔒 DC Cargo Mall 10 D-Ring Tie-Down Anchors | Heavy Duty 3/8" Steel D-Rings for RV Campers, Trucks, Trailers, Boats, Vans | Secure Tie-Downs for Kayaks, Motorcycles, Deliveries, ATVs Review

They are excellent and very strong but they proved to be too big for the 5.5 x 10 trailer space so I chose 1/4". I can still use 2 of these as shipping back to Revain is about $9.

They worked great with 5/16 carriage bolts. I attached them to a piece of 2x6 reinforced 1" plywood to ship my bike from California to North Carolina. Between them and my Condor chock, the bike never moved.

Very good trailer mounts. 3/8 carriage bolts were used for assembly. Exactly what I was looking for. The local store had two sizes: one huge, the other less fat. They are medium sized and are perfect for securing a motorcycle or other heavy loads.

Two sets of 10 so far. STRONG STEEL, STRONG construction. I welded all 10 of each set to my two utility trailers. I didn't want or need 1/2 inch for a trailer load. They work with small straps, big straps, whatever you choose to use. You can even pass most of the chain through them. They will last the life of the pendant... and yes, you can position it however you like when you weld it in. When you screw it in, the bolts break out long before the rings or sockets come out.

These things are great! I had trouble finding anchor points for medium loads in stores around me. They were light (400 pounds) or heavy (5000 pounds) but not medium in size. I didn't want to trust my bike with light anchor points, and the heavy anchor points were ridiculously large and expensive ($10 each). By the way, the lungs would probably be fine, but they looked fragile. Why take the risk when your $15,000 motorcycle falls off a trailer or collides with a nearby motorcycle. And 10 packs…

So like the other reviews I wanted medium weight rings. The big swamp stores charge either $9 for 4 light ones (300 pounds) or $9 for a heavy one (I think 4000 pounds). As for me, I wanted to put 4 on my 5x8 trailer. I was able to install 2 straps for my ATV and the headlights didn't fit me. The heavy ones are gone as my wooden planks will break before they fail and I'll spend $40. I'm so glad I found her. They're perfect and feel as strong as they are heavy, but you get 4 for just a few bucks…

They're big and strong. Note the rectangular knockouts for the bolts. otherwise if you want to secure them with 3/8" carriage bolts you will probably need washers as shown in the pictures (July 2016). The "D" ring is about 3/8" and you will need it with Mount 3/8" screws to get full mounting strength. The 1/4" or 5/16" carriage bolts are too small and twist in the square mounting cutouts. I want the square mounting cutouts to be visible in the picture If the picture was better and I could mount

Aluminum tool box covers the two front mounting points on my truck body, I installed them on the front of the tool box as additional mounting points which are now very easy to access. At first I was concerned that they would be too big and not fit or look right, but I have to say I am very happy with the end result! These D rings have a solid construction, I can shake my whole truck. He grabbed and pulled her with all his might. Some things to consider. >>> These brackets are designed…