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Recommended E-Track Rails and Tie Down Straps for a Car Trailer w/a Wooden Deck  

Updated 08/09/2026 | Published 08/05/2026

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I am looking to put my 2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited on a trailer. The trailer has a wooden deck What do you recommend

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Hey Bradley! To strap your 2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited down to your trailer's wooden deck, I recommend the following parts:

etrailer E Track - 94" Long - Qty 4 item # e42VR

etrailer E-Track Backing Plates w Hardware item # e76YR

etrailer E Track Wheel Tie Down Straps w/ Roller Idlers item # e64PR

The etrailer E Track item # e42VR includes four 94" long sets of e track that will bolt to your wooden deck with our etrailer E-Track Backing Plates item # e76YR. Each of the e track rails have a maximum load or break strength of 6,000lbs. They're made of black powder coated steel to protect against corrosion.

The backing plates and hardware item # e76YR are made of galvanized steel and will allow you to secure the e-tracks from beneath your trailer. This kit comes with 16 sets which is exactly what you'll need for four sets of e-tracks item # e42VR.

The etrailer E Track Wheel Tie Down Straps w/ Roller Idlers item # e64PR are going to attach directly to the e-tracks item # e42VR and loop over your Jeep's wheels. These come as a pair so you'll need to order two sets. Each of the straps have a maximum load or break strength of 3,300lbs. They have built in roller idlers that create anchor points at the base of the tires. The large ratchet handles are easy to tighten and will ensure your Jeep is secured for your trip.

Where are you planning on hauling your Wrangler? Feel free to answer this and throw in any other questions you have, where it says Add Comment.

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