Wheel Straps to Tie Down a Polaris Range EV

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I want to install the D ring Tie down anchors you sell on this site but not sure what wheel tie down to use for a Polaris Ranger EV with a 25 x 9 - 12 tire? Please help.

asked by: Daren M

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Expert Reply:

For use with D-ring tie downs you could use wheel net # EM58522 with your Polaris Ranger. It has a safe working load limit of 3,333 pounds and break strength of 10,000 pounds.

The Pack'Em Wheel Tie-Down Kit for Truck Beds and Trailers # PK-WTD would be a great option to secure your Polaris Range in a trailer or truck bed. It would not use D-rings though. It comes with the parts needed to make it functional including mounting hardware. It has a capacity of 800 pounds so 2 are recommended. I have linked videos of both parts for you.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

The strap on the Erickson Adjustable Ratcheting Wheel Net part #EM58522 that is ran through the loop and then contains the hook is 13-1/2" long.

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Answer 2

The mounting holes for Trailer D-Ring Tie Down, Recessed 5K, #RR05, are square. The picture used that shows round holes is a stock photo to show measurements.

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Answer 3

The Brophy Swiveling D-Ring Anchors with Backing Plates and Hardware part #RR6K-4 no longer comes with hex bolts. Instead, it comes with carriage bolts now which makes for a smoother surface once finished.

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Answer 4

I can absolutely help you and make a recommendation. The floor of your Big Tex 70 car trailer is an 1/8 diamond steel plate. The 1/8 plate will be fine for a tie down point for anything but a car. You need a bracket not to fasten something down…

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Answer 5

The Brophy D-Ring Tie Down Anchor #RR05 can be bolted or welded. The #RR05 has a zinc plating so it takes a specific type welding and ventilation when welding. I recommend checking with a certified welding professional to discuss how these should…

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Answer 6

Since the hole will be covered by the D-ring #RR05 you'll still have a professional look if you us a chisel. When we installed them (see the linked video) we actually drilled all the way through the trailer floor because it was plywood. We…

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Answer 7

The Erickson Replacement Adjustable Wheel Net for 14" to 29" Tires #EM58518 are designed so that you can set the adjustment mechanism/clamp to either side of the tire, so that they're always on the outside and easily…

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The best option we have for you to add additional tie-downs to your car hauler would be to use Brophy D-Ring Tie Down Anchors part #RR5K. You could weld the top plate to the diamond plate flooring or you could drill a few holes and use the included…

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Answer 9

The Pack'Em Wheel Tie-Down Kit for Transporting Machines w/ Wheels, part #PK-WTD is designed to secure one tire in place on a truck bed or deck.

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Answer 10

In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.

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Answer 11

It is not uncommon for certain factory brake controllers to have issues with electric over hydraulic brakes. This would be the first we have heard of this issue with a 2023 Ford F-350, but it is possible that the brake controller in your ford is…

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With plywood walls that are as thin as yours, it's possible that they may not support what you are looking to do. The only way you will be able to utilize the Erickson Horizontal E-Track #EM59150 (2 feet) or #E19148 (5 feet) is by installing…

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