Side by side tie down options

[idahojoe]

I recently bought a new aluminum utility trailer as they were cheaper than the wood decked trailers and figured they would last a lot longer. I’m having some trouble deciding the best way to strap my side by side down to it. In the past I’ve used the rhino wheel chocks but going through the wood versus aluminum. Anybody mount these to an aluminum bottom trailer? Or any other thoughts on the best way to strap it down, run an e track etc? Thanks.

 

[cgasner1]

E track over the tires only way to do it I only do 2 tires in my cargo trailer on opposite sides hasn’t moved yet and I don’t drive slow

 

[OpenCountry]

E track over the tires only way to do it I only do 2 tires in my cargo trailer on opposite sides hasn’t moved yet and I don’t drive slow

Agreed, over the tire is the way to go. I went with a rhino USA product similar to e track and it’s so nice not having to retighten any straps along the way because of suspension flexing.

 

[cgasner1]

I’ve also put d rings in and chocked the tires with ratchet straps that works well basically you don’t want anything that ties down the suspension they bounce so much it won’t be hooked up when you arrive

 

[Mallardsx2]

The fastest way to secure a SxS to a trailer is this. Literally tie mine down in than 1 minute.

One on every corner.

https://a.co/d/01AGb4Ru

 

[Gravelyctry]

I was honestly thinking this was about sxs shotguns that don’t fit in the standard racks.