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Winch Strap Kits

Winch Strap Kits: 65 products from $48.99 — every size and option with US prices.

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About Winch Strap Kits

Shopping for winch strap kits? Here are 65 options suited to flatbed, step deck and van load securement and replacing worn or out-of-service tie-downs, each with a complete price table for every size and variation. Common materials here include steel, aluminum and heavy-duty 18 oz. Prices currently range from $48.99 to $3,443.49.

  • 65 products with full option and price tables
  • Prices from $48.99 to $3,443.49 (USD)
  • Materials: Steel, Aluminum, Heavy-Duty 18 Oz
  • Working load limit: 3,300 lbs
  • Buy direct from the US retailer

Compare winch strap kits at a glance

What you will find here

This section lists 65 winch strap kits. Prices currently range from $48.99 to $3,443.49 in US dollars, and every product page shows the complete table of sizes and options so you can compare without clicking through each listing.

Common uses

Buyers use winch strap kits for flatbed, step deck and van load securement, owner-operators building a DOT-compliant kit and replacing worn or out-of-service tie-downs. Add up the working load limit of every tie-down: under FMCSA rules the total must be at least half the weight of the cargo.

How to choose winch strap kits

Match the strap width to your trailer winches (most flatbeds use 4-inch), then choose the end fitting — flat hooks for rub rails, chain extensions for heavier anchoring. Longer straps cover taller loads.

Working load limits in this section run from 3,300 lbs to 3,300 lbs. Use the working load limit — never the breaking strength — when you plan a load.

Three steps to the right choice

  1. Check the working load limit. Use the WLL printed on the tag, not the break strength, when planning securement.
  2. Pick the right end fitting. Flat hooks suit flatbed rub rails, wire hooks and snap hooks suit D-rings, and e-track fittings suit vans.
  3. Protect the strap. Use edge protectors wherever webbing crosses a sharp edge.

Materials compared

  • Steel (19 products) — Steel offers high strength and abrasion resistance; check the finish for rust protection.
  • Aluminum (9 products) — Aluminum is light and corrosion-resistant, which makes it easy to handle and install.
  • Heavy-Duty 18 Oz (5 products)
  • Structural Steel (4 products) — Steel offers high strength and abrasion resistance; check the finish for rust protection.
  • Polyester (3 products) — Polyester webbing has low stretch, holds tension well and resists UV and moisture — the standard for tie-down and lifting straps.

Specifications to compare

  • Surface finish — the coating that protects the metal. Galvanized and zinc finishes resist rust; powder coat adds a tough painted layer.
  • End fitting — the hardware at the end of the strap or chain. Match it to your anchor points — flat hooks for flatbed rub rails, wire or snap hooks for D-rings, grab hooks for chain, E-track fittings for E-track.
  • Working load limit (WLL) — the maximum load the item is rated to carry in normal service. For cargo securement, the WLLs of all tie-downs on a load must add up to at least half the cargo weight (FMCSA 49 CFR 393.106).
  • Breaking strength — the force at which the item fails in testing. It is not a working rating — always plan with the WLL, which is set well below breaking strength.
  • Length — make sure the strap reaches over the load and back to the anchor with enough tail to tension properly.
  • Strap width — wider webbing generally carries a higher rating and spreads pressure over more of the load.

Before you buy

  • Add up the working load limits of all tie-downs against the cargo weight.
  • Check that the end fitting matches the anchor points on your trailer.
  • Make sure the length reaches over the load with tail left to tension.

Price guide

Starting prices in this section break down as follows: 11 products $25 to $100; 45 products $100 to $500; 9 products over $500. 65 of 65 products currently have at least one option in stock at the retailer. Larger sizes, higher ratings and multi-packs cost more, so open the option table on each product to see exactly how the price changes.

Safety and care

  • Wind the strap evenly on the winch and keep at least a few wraps on the drum.
  • Use edge protectors on every corner the strap crosses.
  • Retire straps with cuts, abrasion or damaged hooks.

Products to compare

  • Winch Strap Winder w/ Combination Winch Bar for Flatbed Trailers — from $48.99; Steel
  • Cargo Securement Kit, 2Pcs – 8ft Corner Protector Placement Tool with Winch Strap Winder Black — from $62.99; Aluminum
  • Winch Strap Winder with Combination Winch Bar for Flatbed Trailers – Zinc Coated — from $115.99; Steel
  • 8-Piece Trailer Winch Kit, Standard Sliding Double L Style Winches with 30′ Winch Straps and Flat Hooks — from $145.99
  • 4-Piece Trailer Winch Kit, Stake Pocket Outward Offset Style Winches with Blue Winch Straps and Flat Hooks — from $175.49
  • 31-Piece Blue Winch Strap Kit with Strap Winder, 20 Corner Protectors and Flat Hook Winch Straps — from $204.49
  • 40″ Combination Winch Bar w/ Stake Pocket Winch and Winch Strap Winder – Blue — from $227.49; Steel
  • 39-Piece Flatbed Tarp Tie Down Kit with Tarp Bungee Straps, Yellow Ratchet Straps, Winch Strap, G70 Chain and Green Chain Binder — from $538.99; Natural Rubber

Buying through Global Cargo Control

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Winch Strap Kits FAQ

How much do winch strap kits cost?

Prices currently run from $48.99 to $3,443.49 USD depending on size and options. Prices are checked weekly; the retailer checkout shows the final price.

How do I choose the right winch strap kits?

Use the WLL printed on the tag, not the break strength, when planning securement. Add up the working load limit of every tie-down: under FMCSA rules the total must be at least half the weight of the cargo.

Where do these products ship from?

Orders are placed and shipped by the US retailer we link to, which also handles returns and warranty.

How do I choose winch strap kits?

Match the strap width to your trailer winches (most flatbeds use 4-inch), then choose the end fitting — flat hooks for rub rails, chain extensions for heavier anchoring. Longer straps cover taller loads.

What working load limits are available?

From 3,300 lbs to 3,300 lbs. Pick a rating that covers your load with margin.

How many winch strap kits are listed?

65 products, each with every size and option priced.

How should I look after them?

Wind the strap evenly on the winch and keep at least a few wraps on the drum. Use edge protectors on every corner the strap crosses. Retire straps with cuts, abrasion or damaged hooks.

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