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Heavy Duty 3/8" D-Rings for Secure Cargo Management

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Heavy Duty 3/8" D-Rings for Secure Cargo Management. Permanent tie-down anchor points give you secure, rated attachment locations for straps and chains anywhere on the trailer. Position
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Name: Heavy Duty 3/8" D-Rings for Secure Cargo Management
Brand: AAA Trailer
SKU: 289-3200
Price: 9.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Heavy Duty 3/8" D-Rings for Secure Cargo Management. Permanent tie-down anchor points give you secure, rated attachment locations for straps and chains anywhere on the trailer. Position anchors to create crossed patterns that prevent cargo from shifting in any direction during braking, turns, and road impacts. Bolt-on anchors install without welding; weld-on anchors provide the strongest permanent mount.

⚙️ Key Features

✅ Heavy-duty steel
✅ Bolt-on or weld-on per title
✅ Use with straps, chains, ratchets
✅ Recessed or surface mount

📐 Specifications

Size: 8"

🔄 Cross Reference

Standard trailer replacement

🔧 Applications

Trailer tie-down anchor point for attaching straps, chains, and ratchets to secure cargo. Bolt-on anchors install without welding; weld-on anchors provide the strongest permanent mount. Surface-mount D-rings work on trailer floors and walls; recessed anchors sit flush for a clean deck surface. Position anchors to create crossing strap patterns that prevent cargo from shifting in any direction during braking, turns, and road impacts.

📞 Call/Text: 517-225-1991 🌐 AAATrailer.com

Will it fit?

Cargo control parts are rated by working load limit (WLL) — total restraint should meet or exceed half your cargo weight forward and full weight rearward under DOT rules. Recessed anchors need clearance below deck; surface-mount parts need solid frame backing. Full walkthrough: How to load a trailer correctly.

How many tie-downs do I need?

DOT requires cargo secured against movement in every direction — practically, a minimum of 4 points for any machine or vehicle, rated so combined WLL covers the load. The loading guide covers the 60/40 rule too.