Macs Custom Tie Downs - Professional grade tie-down systems for car, truck, motorcycle, boat, or airplane.

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We've added a lot of new items lately, so there's never been a better time to get what you need, including our Pro Packs, or the new Trail D-Vise.

How-To and Info

Mac's at PRI

World of Trucks shot this video at the Performance Racing Industry show, detailing the Mac's difference:

Tie-Downs 101

This video was taken at last year's Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, and has some good, basic info on how to tie down a vehicle:

Trail D-Vise Video

We shot this video in the shop, showing some of the applications for our new Trail D-Vise, a truly unique product that gives you a heavy-duty vise wherever you need one!

Tie-Down Tricks

Inspection and Maintenance Tips

Inspection: Always inspect straps prior to each use. Webbing that is cut, frayed or abraded should be replaced immediately. Mac's offers rewebbing services for used assemblies as well. Just give us a call or email for info.

Never use any oils, solvents, acids, etc. on the webbing itself. When necessary only lube the mechanical workings of a ratchet or cam buckle with a lightweight lube such as WD-40.

Exposure to Sunlight: Even though Mac's uses only top quality webbing with UV protection to make assemblies, sunlight is still a killer. When not in use, don't leave your straps laying around on the deck of your trailer in the sunlight. Ideally, store them in a cool dry location. This will greatly prolong the life of your straps.

Routing: Be careful of how your straps are routed. Avoid sharp edges or abrasive surfaces whenever possible. If this cannot be done, make sure you add some protection between the webbing and the surface in question. Keep in mind that Mac's offers straps with sleeve protector already in place.

Cleaning your Straps: Warm, soapy water and a good scrub brush is the best method. Once the cleaning is complete, hang the straps up to air dry. Avoid cleansers with bleach or acid as these will weaken the webbing.

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