Best 1991 Volkswagen Passat Tie Down Anchors

Seem to be sturdy, but the pivot bolt could have the retaining nut thread on further. Living in a salted winter road state, I substituted stainless carriage bolts and nuts for the zink. I wasn't impressed that the underside retainer plate had a hole the same size as the drilled hole I made in the floor and left the recessed portion of the ring body exposed to the salt. I cut solid plates out of 3/16ths steel plate, epoxy painted them and installed on the bottom to close that off. I know, this is just me protecting what I pay for, but I hate watching my stuff rust to dust too.

I ordered 6 recessed D-rings Monday evening about 8 Pm. They arrived Wednesday morning 10. I live in Northern Wisconsin, That's awesome timing and its just standard shipping with UPS. The installation was good, just make sure you watch the video- It helps! It was easier after the first one - I used a 3 1/4 hole saw, went down to 3 3/4 in. deep. Then chisel it out to the 3/4 mark. Helpful Hint ---- I used about 1 1/2 hole saw (take the drill out of course) then you use the hole saw in a circular motion to clean up the 3 1/4 hole down to 3/4 deep. The 4 carriage bolt holes make sure these are straight. But you can exceed the 3/8 drill size to give you some wiggle room. Which you will need to get the D-Ring straight. I will use etrailer.com again and again! Very very excellent product and service! Neil P. Wisconsin 10-15-2018

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Well I haven't installed them yet; but if the construction is any indication of the performance, these will be a kick ass addition to my Trike trailer. I wanted swiveling D-Rings as opposed to the fixed D-Rings. Those are probably strong enough to hold my Trike; but why invest in a cheaper D-Ring to save a buck and always wonder if pulling on an angle is weaking the D-Ring. I just want to do a straight line pull to the anchor point. The bottom plate is also going to a a ton of strength to the unit.

I put 8 of these on my trailer to strap over the tires on my side by side. Works great and doesn't stick up like e track. It was also convenient that the backing plates and hardware came with them.

I have been looking for this particular type of product for a few weeks. I have looked pretty much everywhere I could think of. I saw this product and compared the price to other similar products. Given the lower price of this product I was a little hesitant to purchase until I read the reviews. I am very glad I read the reviews and am more than pleased with the quality of items received. I installed these on the sideboards I have on my Silverado (please see attached photos). I usually do not right reviews on products but felt I should take the time to review this one. Thanks etrailer.com for the excellent product and super fast shipping. David B. from North Carolina.

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Exactly what I was looking for. Brand new v-nose enclosed cargo trailer without any way to stabilize items inside. All I was looking for were simple points to attach straps, bungees..... whatever, just to keep items from shifting. No real requirement for heavy-weight tie downs.

Nice quality. Didn't expect them to be tapered. My Harbor Freight set has a tab at the bottom. I'm interested to see how these fit. I needed a second set for a second motorcycle trailer I built myself. Thank you.

Was perfect as anchors for the new railings on my new trailer.

These things are beast, just the look i wanted for my off road mini camper im building. Very heavy duty, welding 8 of these on the camper. 2 on every side. Will be great for strapping down canoe and such on rack on top of camper. These are like what you see on flat bed tractor trailers.

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Last project built. Used etrailer for almost all parts, 7 pin wiring harnesses, junction block, tail lights, jacks vent cover, D-ring tie downs and so on. Love the leveling jacks. Friend wants one now so started another one. I will be getting all the parts from etrailer...

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