Most Popular 64 Inch Long for 2013 Ford Explorer

I installed the safety cables and they appear to be a good quality product.

What design criteria did you use for these safety cables purposely built for tow bar applications. The length should've been based on the tow bar sliding tube being fully extended. the 64 inch safety cables are too long for the Nighthawk 10,000lb off-road I'm using--by about 10-11 inches. So, I have to "loop" the excess and tie it with a small plastic tie. I've flat towed about 13,000 miles at this point and on our last trip, one of my plastic ties broke and one of my safety cables was scraping the road and was damaged. I need cables that are 54 inches and will hang well above the ground with just a little slack.

My tow vehicle went on fire on July 4. If I did NOT have these safety cables, I would not have been able to disconnect my motorhome before it, too, caught fire. I will never tow with the other cables.

Like my original purchases. Great service from eTrailer. Kept track of every step and arrived I. Less time than originally told.

Needed to replace our old cables and checked our local Camping Store. They were charging a ridiculous price. I checked trader.com and found exactly what we needed for half the price. The website made it easy to locate exactly what I needed. Ordering online was super simple and the package arrived within 5 days- earlier than the anticipated date. I appreciated that they sent an email notifying me that the order was received and another when the item shipped. I will definitely order through them for future purchases.

Easy to install and work like they're supposed to. I bought my Roadmaster Sterling secondhand and the cables that came with it were just a bit too long for my setup, and they dragged on the ground enough to get pretty torn up. These are the perfect length to allow for movement, but not so long that they drag.