Recessed Bolt-On D-Ring – 5,000 lb Break Strength

The Recessed Bolt-On D-Ring is designed to sit flush in your trailer floor, providing a strong and low-profile tie-down point that won’t interfere with rolling cargo. Rated for 5,000 lbs and finished with corrosion-resistant galvanized steel, it’s ideal for trailers hauling equipment, motorcycles, ATVs, or snowmobiles.

Key Features of This Recessed D-Ring

• 5,000 lb Break Strength – Secure enough for heavy-duty hauling with chains or straps
• Galvanized Finish – Protects against corrosion, ideal for trailers and outdoor exposure
• Flush-Fit Recessed Design – Keeps the D-ring out of the way when not in use; allows smooth passage of wheeled cargo
• D-Ring Folds Flat – Reduces tripping hazards and clutter in tight cargo spaces
• Weep Hole Included – Built-in drainage hole prevents water accumulation in the pan
• Four Pre-Drilled Mounting Holes – Makes for quick and secure bolt-on installation

How to Choose the Right D-Ring

Match your D-ring to the weight of your load and tie-down type. Per FMCSA CFR49 Sections 393.102–104, anchor points must be rated as strong or stronger than the tie-downs in use. Galvanized steel is a solid choice for most environments; opt for stainless steel if you're working near saltwater.

Installation Recommendations

⚠️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