1-1/2" Bolt-On D-Ring with Mounting Bracket – 6,000 lb Break Strength

The 1-1/2" Bolt-On D-Ring with Mounting Bracket offers a fast, flexible way to add secure tie-down points to trailers, enclosed vans, or utility vehicles. With a 6,000 lb break strength and galvanized finish, this D-ring is built for reliability in most outdoor or enclosed environments.

Key Features of This Bolt-On D-Ring

• 6,000 lb Break Strength – Designed for general-duty cargo securement and equipment hauling
• Galvanized Steel Finish – Resists corrosion and performs well in wet or muddy environments
• Folding Ring Design – Lays flat when not in use to reduce tripping or snag hazards
• Mounting Bracket with Clip – Includes two pre-drilled holes for simple and fast installation
• Versatile Use – Commonly used for trailers, ATVs, snowmobiles, motorcycles, tents, and even pool covers

How to Choose a Bolt-On D-Ring

When selecting a D-ring, consider mounting style, environmental exposure, cargo weight, and tie-down compatibility. Bolt-on D-rings are easy to install and ideal for adjustable or replaceable setups. As per FMCSA CFR49 Sections 393.102–104, anchor points must match or exceed the strength of your tie-downs. Always check compatibility with your tie-down hooks or straps.

Installation Best Practices

To maximize strength, bolt the bracket completely through the trailer frame or mounting surface. Use compatible bolt sizes based on the bracket’s pre-drilled hole dimensions. Secure with washers and locking nuts or Loctite to prevent loosening. Mounting hardware is not included.

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⚠️Warning: Tie Down Hardware

Read and follow all provided instructions, guidelines, and maintenance recommendations before use.

Never exceed the maximum load capacity.

Inspect before each use for signs of deformation, corrosion, and wear, such as cuts or fraying on tie down straps or ropes. If damaged, discard and replace.

When installing, make sure that the tie down hardware is securely attached to a stable surface using appropriate hardware. For complex installations or applications requiring structural integrity, work with a qualified professional to ensure safety.

Only use tie down hardware that is appropriately-rated for the weight and size of your load.

Be careful when handling tie down hardware to prevent strains or injuries. For heavy or awkward loads, seek assistance.

Protect tie downs from potential hazards, such as sharp edges or abrasive surfaces that may damage tie down straps or ropes.

Store in a dry, clean, and dark location with regulated temperatures to extend product longevity.

Keep children and pets away from tie down hardware while being installed / in use.

California Residents: WARNING