4000kg Wheel Strap with D-Ring
A heavy-duty yellow wheel strap with steel D-rings, rated to a 4000kg minimum break force. Designed to secure vehicle wheels safely during towing, recovery, and transportation.
- Lashing capacity
- 2,000 kg
- Min. breaking load
- 4,000 kg
- Webbing width
- 50 mm
- Material
- Polyester
- Free UK delivery on orders over £180£150 ex VAT
- 30-day returns on stock items
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Overview
This wheel strap is purpose-built for securing vehicle wheels during towing, recovery, and transport operations. Constructed from robust yellow polyester webbing with steel D-ring ends, it loops around the tyre and wheel to provide a safe, reliable anchor point for ratchet straps or tie-down systems.
The strap carries a minimum break force of 4000 kg and a lashing capacity clearly labelled on the tag, making it suitable for cars, vans, and light commercial vehicles on recovery trucks, car transporters, and trailers.
Key Features:
- Minimum break force of 4000 kg for confident vehicle securing
- 50 mm wide polyester webbing for even load distribution around the wheel
- 475 mm overall length, fits around most standard car and van wheels
- Steel D-ring ends for easy connection to ratchet straps and tie-downs
- CE marked and GS approved, meets recognised safety standards
Not for lifting. For vehicle wheel lashing and tie-down use only.
Key features
- 01Minimum break force 4000 kg
- 0250 mm wide webbing
- 03Steel D-ring ends
- 04Compact 475 mm length
- 05CE marked & GS approved
Specification
Delivery and returns
Next-day delivery to England, Wales and Scotland (excluding the Highlands) on stock orders placed before 2.45pm. Free delivery on orders over £180£150 ex VAT.
Stock items can be returned within 30 days. Made-to-measure items, including lifting chains, can only be returned if faulty or damaged in transit.
How to use a vehicle recovery strap set
A short guide from the team on using it safely and getting the most from it. Turn on captions with CC to follow along without sound.
