Strap Recommendation for Securing Jeep Wrangler with Large Off Road Tires

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I am looking for a tire net and/or a strap setup to tie my Jeep with 33 x 12.5 X R15 tires onto a car trailer. What do you recommend? Thanks!

asked by: Mike L

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Expert Reply:

We don't carry wheel nets that are going to be large enough to fit the tire sizes you have of 33 x 12.5 X R15 since what we have is more sized for non-offroad tires.

Just looking around online I see there are nets out there that would be large enough, but you also could use ratchet straps to the tow hooks on the front and back of the Jeep too like with the # EM58629 which is a 20 foot long strap with a 3,300 lb capacity.

You may also be able to run the straps around the axles.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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