Wheel Straps that Can Fit 33 inch Diameter Tires

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Looking for straps that will fit a 10-12 inch wide tire thats up to 33 inches or taller. Will these work?

asked by: David E

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Expert Reply:

We have the ProGrip Adjustable Wheel Net with Ratchet and Snap Hooks # 317-18900 which is designed to fit wheels that are up to 33 inch in diameter and 12-1/2 inches in width. This would work perfectly for you as the ones you referenced are not going to be large enough.

I attached a review video for these for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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