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Premium 2" wide straps secure your boat's stern to your trailer quickly and easily. Simple to hook up, they retract automatically, and offer a permanent mount, helping you to get on and off the water in a flash. 2,500 lbs Max load.
Features:
Specs:
BoatBuckle's second-generation transom tie-down straps bolt to the rear crossmembers of your trailer and simplify the securing and unloading of your boat. They are designed to keep constant tension on the strap and require minimal ratcheting to secure your load. Instead of always having to find and store tie-down straps that hook to the tie-down anchors on the back of your boat, BoatBuckle's straps are always right where you need them. Just pull up on the hook and strap, attach the hook to the transom, and then operate the ratchet several times. No more dealing with extra webbing or looking for the tie-down strap. And when unloading, simply push the release button on the ratchet, free the hook from the transom anchor and let the strap retract back down into the ratchet.
Installation
These straps come with the mounting hardware that you'll need to install them. It is recommended that you use anti-seize (LT37616 - sold separately) to ensure that the nuts are properly tightened down over the bolts. You can mount the ratchets with the included bolts directly to the trailer frame or crossmember. If you need to angle the ratchet strap or move it a little farther off the frame, a universal mounting kit (IMF14254 - sold separately) is available.
Note: Transom tie-downs should always be used along with a winch strap and a pair of gunwale tie-downs. All straps and cables should be chosen according to their safe working load limit (WLL). To determine the maximum load, or break strength, of the strap, simply multiply the WLL by 3. The WLL is always one-third (1/3) of the maximum load. It is recommended that you always use straps in pairs.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Mike L.
12/27/2025
Thanks, I'll have that product description updated!

Rickey
6/24/2019
Still working like a new one they secure my boat to the trailer with ease. This was one of the best additions I have made to my boat trailer. Highly recommend for anyone.

Franklin
6/14/2025
Been a year now and everything is still working well. Great quality and extremely easy to use.


Robert H.
11/14/2019
Works great and seem very durable

Robert
3/6/2022
After spending 5 to 10 minutes to get my oil cal straps to the proper tension each time I loaded my boat, these ratchet straps take less than 15 seconds to hook and tension on each side. Great product!

Chris B.
8/7/2015
I really love these tie downs. They work great and operate smoothly. I still recommend them to anyone.

Don B.
12/23/2017
Still the best! Have bought 2 more sets for my sons, and after seeing how well they work 2 of my fishing buddies bought them for their boats. Great product!

Warren
5/29/2017
One of the best boating products out there. Going strong a year later.

Gerard M.
11/17/2019
Hey! When you got the best, need I say anymore. They look as if I put them on today

Manuel
9/28/2016
GREAT! Have been used a lot and work just as well as day 1!

James S.
7/1/2021
Boat buckles are a great product I have a set that’s 15 years old and still work great

Gary
8/28/2016
The boat buckles are still working great. I highly recommend this product.

Kenny
12/9/2023
These boat tie-downs are still functional as they were when I first mounted them on my boat. I use my boat monthly. The tie-downs show no sign of rust or weathering. I’m super satisfied I made this purchase!!


Randy D.
2/22/2018
These Boat Buckles are great
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Robert
5/23/2026
Its been a year of medium duty use on my trailer and the BoatBuckle still works like a dream. Turns out the stainless may have been over kill.