Need a tow/recovery strap?

4Wheelparts has a 3"x30' for $19.99 and a 2"x30' for $16.99.

That is hella cheap.

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That's a great buy, and a major savings. I just ordered the 3" 30 footer.
Thanks for the heads up.
Don

Anyone who doesn't have one... This is a great price... I have 3"x30' (from 4wheelparts) and 2"x20' (cheapo from Wal-Mart).

It is a good idea to have your own recovery strap(s)... If you get stuck...you want to be able to at least pull out your own strap to get a tag.

You don't have to go off-roading to have these straps handy. You can still get stuck on your way to your ski/snowboard trip as well. :rolleyes:

Please note, this is not the proper way to store your strap.



- Matt

UMmm, do we want to know why it is hanging back there?

Yeah we do.

I think it's just to be Huey ( ). He's good at being some sort of an entertainment on a trail...

It looks like Deer Valley....Isn't it?

That means Huey is pulling people.. again..

Some deal on receiver shackles and D-Ring.
With 10% off and freeshipping, it's less than $39.00

clicky here

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My neighbor in his TOYOTA SR5 called me the other night and he was broke down about 10 miles from home. I went to Walmart and bought a 2"x20' for $26.88 it was rated for over 6k pounds I think. It just had the loops on the ends which I think is better. They had cheaper ones from 15' to 30' but they had these cheap looking/feeling cast pig metal shit hooks on each end. I believe they had a pull rating of only a little over 3k pounds. Moral of story is you get what you pay for with tow straps. I had a couple of them when I had my 4x4 king cab but they went with it.
My neighbor and I have always gone back and forth about which is better, Toyota, or Nissans and when I pulled up in the X on the side of the road with his engine bleeding oil and antifreeze from his blown head gasket he just shook his head and told me to . I told him I didn't say a word but he should have bought a Nissan.