Heavy Duty Tow Strap with Hooks 2IN x 20 FT Recovery Straps, 11,000 lb Breaking Strength

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Two-hook design
20-foot length
Vehicle towing product
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PLAN. CONNECT. RECOVER.

A 2-inch × 20-foot vehicle tow strap described with metal safety hooks.

Heavy Duty Tow Strap with Hooks 2IN x 20 FT Recovery Straps, 11,000 lb Breaking Strength

2-INCH VEHICLE TOW STRAP WITH HOOKS

Purposeful details. Less hassle.

01

Two-hook design

The listing describes hooks with retaining clips at the strap ends.

02

20-foot length

Longer webbing length for suitable and properly controlled towing arrangements.

03

Vehicle towing product

Check the correct tow points and ratings rather than relying on the listed breaking strength.

PRODUCT GUIDANCE
Check compatibility Verify rated limits Follow safety instructions

ASSESS. CONNECT. RECOVER.

Review the steps for this product and follow the supplied instructions and rated limits.

Heavy Duty Tow Strap with Hooks 2IN x 20 FT Recovery Straps, 11,000 lb Breaking Strength 1

Inspect equipment

Check webbing, stitches, hooks and retaining clips.

Heavy Duty Tow Strap with Hooks 2IN x 20 FT Recovery Straps, 11,000 lb Breaking Strength 2

Confirm tow points

Use only manufacturer-approved towing attachment points.

Heavy Duty Tow Strap with Hooks 2IN x 20 FT Recovery Straps, 11,000 lb Breaking Strength 3

Tow cautiously

Use compatible equipment and trained operators, following local rules and product instructions.

SPECS & PACKAGE CONTENTS

Product Specifications

ModelX61945
Width × Length2 in × 20 ft
Listed breaking strength11,000 lbs
AttachmentMetal hooks with keeper clips

What's in the Box

Heavy Duty Tow Strap with Hooks 2IN x 20 FT Recovery Straps, 11,000 lb Breaking Strength
Tow strap with hooks 2 in × 20 ft

PRODUCT FAQs

Answers about specifications, safe operation, and ordering.

Common Questions

Is the 11,000 lbs a WLL?
No. It is identified as a breaking-strength figure, not a confirmed working load limit.
Does breaking strength mean I can pull a vehicle of that weight?
No. Breaking strength alone does not establish the safe recovery load. Select the correct equipment and recovery method using the manufacturer's detailed ratings and instructions.
How do I confirm the correct model or configuration?
Compare the SKU, dimensions, color, hardware and listed package contents for the exact product you have selected. Similar-looking configurations may include different hooks, straps or accessories.
Which ratings and specifications should I check?
Verify the product label, relevant working load rating (when one is specified), size and compatible anchor or mounting-point ratings. Do not treat breaking strength as a working load limit.

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