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Ratcheting tie-down strap lets you secure cargo in your truck bed or trailer. Retractable strap automatically winds onto the spring-loaded spool. J-hooks attach to connection points. D-rings create adjustable attachment points. 4,500 lbs Max load.
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Note: Tie-down straps must be chosen according to their safe working load limit (WLL). The weight of the secured cargo must not exceed the combined WLL of the straps being used. For example, if you are using straps with a WLL of 500 lbs each to tie down a load weighing 1,000 lbs, then you need at least 2 straps to safely secure that load. It is recommended that you always use straps in pairs.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
This is the Quickloader QL4,500 spring loaded with trackable ratchet tie-down strap. The webbing is already attached to the Quickloader hardware. So you don't have to go through your milk crate of spaghetti anymore, find a loose strap and a matching buckle. With Quickloader you just connect one end, come across your load to the other side and start ratcheting.The handle on the Quickloader is longer to give you more leverage. It makes it easier to ratchet. So when you're finished ratcheting, you'll see that all the loose strap stays right here on the spring loaded spool, it doesn't flap around and you don't have to tie it off.When you get to where you're going, release it back here.
Unlike a traditional ratchet that you release up front and you can sometimes pinch your fingers. Well, that doesn't happen with Quickloader because you just pull back the release, open the handle all the way forward. It unwinds so you can unhook it and roll it back in.This model also has D-rings on the front and the back, so you can loop around and hook into those D-rings to create additional anchor points. This model is 15 foot long, hook-to-hook. It has a 4,500 pound break strength.
Fully retractable, longer handle for easy ratcheting and extended release so you don't pinch your fingers.
Ratings & Reviews
Lazer S.
2/24/2026
Sorry to hear the Gorilla straps didn't hold up very well, but I'm glad we had you covered with our brand, Timothy! What are you strapping down with them?
Don D.
10/23/2021
Im still lovin these straps a year later, my wife really like them too,
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James
10/21/2022
I still consider them amazing. One of them stopped retracting itself and I have to roll it back up manually but it isn’t two concerning. Right now I have loaned three of them to a friend and have not yet got them back and the other one is missing. So I may be ordering more! It might be interesting to note that I am a quadriplegic so my hands don’t work with the crap. However with the straps I’ll be able to do most of the strapping on my own when I haul equipment. The recoiling of the strap is amazing to keep it out of the way. The pricing on the straps was quite a bit higher than a comparable strap but at the time I felt it was worth it to not have all the mess. After using them for a couple years I find that the price was worth it not only because of the recall but the function of the strap mechanism was easier than most of the other straps that I had used. I’m definitely sold on these and if the price remains somewhat reasonable I will probably be buying more