[ICTsccaCamaro]

Just buy Etrack and use wheel straps and you and install it on any trailer

[Pollock]

Originally Posted by danhr

Looks right to me?

I dont know if you are familiar with these wheel straps, but they are in a shape of a "Y". With the single point of attachment at the front of the wheel, and the two "legs" on either side of the back side of the wheel. You can only see the front attachment point and one of the rear legs in the picture

Post a link to the straps please. So the back has one or two points of attachment?

So with the web type strap you can attach the tie down point to the side of the trailer?

I am new to this type of method. Everything I have ever towed in the past had a frame you could hook to or was a tube type chassis.

[Pollock]

Originally Posted by ICTsccaCamaro

Just buy Etrack and use wheel straps and you and install it on any trailer

That was my plan or ZL1 Addons stuff to attach tie downs but those look sketchy to me.

[danhr]

Originally Posted by Pollock

Post a link to the straps please. So the back has one or two points of attachment?

So with the web type strap you can attach the tie down point to the side of the trailer?

I am new to this type of method. Everything I have ever towed in the past had a frame you could hook to or was a tube type chassis.

On the actual uhaul trailers you can see that there is a bar that the rear legs attach to. Once you feel the car roll over that bar, you get the strap, put it over the tires, and then ratchet it down the front.

Theres a countless ways to set it up, like any tie down system. But that's just an example.

[mlee]

Originally Posted by ICTsccaCamaro

Just buy Etrack and use wheel straps and you and install it on any trailer

^^^^This... I would not do it any other way.

[ICTsccaCamaro]

Took a few halfway OK pictures of my Etrack set up and straps today since I had my junk out of the garage for an event today, and the last picture for fun because these goodyears only have about 700 miles on them lol

[Fast Dalmation]

Here is pic of the front that I found, which allows no issues with front aero.

[Pollock]

Great info. Thanks!!! Ended up with a 20 ft Feather light trailer. It has 7ft ramps. I think I will still need to make something out of wood or by race ramps to get on the trailer.