Heavy Duty Tow Strap 4in X 20ft Recovery Rescue 32000 LB Break Strength Towing, 4PK

This 4 in x 20 ft heavy-duty recovery strap is built to pull, tow, and recover vehicles with confidence. We have designed it to handle tough terrain and provide a secure connection between vehicles or equipment without causing damage. Whether you're rescuing a stuck car or towing machinery, this strap delivers reliable performance every time. Learn more about this recovery equipment below: Size and Capacity: This recovery and tow strap is available in a length of 20ft and has a width of 4 in. Its working load limit is 10,600 lbs, which means it can safely handle this load during standard use. The breaking strength of this heavy-duty strap is 32,000 lbs. Durable Construction: This vehicle recovery strap is crafted from high-strength polyester webbing. It helps to withstand wear, moisture, and UV exposure. It has stitching throughout for added structural integrity. The strap is lightweight yet capable of handling heavy-duty loads, easy to store and transport. Cordura Eyes: This heavy-duty recovery strap is equipped with 9 in reinforced tapered eyes at both ends with a Cordura protective sleeve. The tapered design of this tow strap helps distribute pulling force, reducing stress concentration. Its reinforcement protects from abrasion at connection points like hooks, shackles, or D-rings, extending the strap's lifespan. Application: This heavy-duty recovery strap is used to tow or recover vehicles stuck in mud, snow, or ditches, and reposition heavy equipment on worksites. Its reinforced eyes and high load capacity make it ideal for off-roaders, tow trucks, farms, and construction. It is compatible with anchor shackles, flat hooks, grab hooks, winch hooks, or other similar anchor points. How to Use This Recovery Equipment Inspect the strap for any damage or fraying before use. Locate secure anchor points on both vehicles, such as recovery hooks or frame-mounted shackles. Loop the straps tapered eye through a D-ring or attach with a shackle on both ends. Ensure the strap is flat and untwisted along its length. Gradually apply power from the recovery vehicle to build tension gently and pull the stuck vehicle. Stop once the vehicle is free, release tension, and disconnect safely.