Quick Release Tie-Down Rings

[TheDocAUS]

What aftermarket Quick Release Tie-Down Rings are owners buying? Is the choice different for interior use compared to the exterior Utility belt?

Some posts say they bought them on Amazon, but there is a confusing array of choices. Which brands are of decent quality and features?

Apparently you need to look for tie downs compatible with L tracks.

Thanks for any help.

Edit from here downwards.

SOURCES OF TIE DOWNS AND L TRACKS
Your local INEOS Dealer should have the INEOS branded tie downs. Ask them.

Australia

1. The Truck Warehouse AU has high quality tie downs at a good price, Single stud version here, double stud version here. Both are rated at 900kg (that is probably breaking strength, working load limit is roughly 1/3 of that).This post here has pictures and more information on these tie downs.
2. L Track from RV Solutions, look here.
3. Some of the US Cargo Control products are available on Amazon Australia here. Warning: pricing seems very high compared to their US website.
4. Motexion (from the Netherlands) has some high end tie downs, but I have not confirmed compatibility, look here.

EU

1. Nakatenenga, look here.
2. Motexion is based in the Netherlands.
3. Airlineschienen-shop, look here.
4. The Wurth lashing eye, used by INEOS, is available in a few countries in the EU, however, the websites I looked at said it was only available to trade customers.

UK

1. 4x4 Overlander is a UK supplier for Nakatenenga, look here.

USA

1. US Cargo Control here.
2. Cargo Equipment here.
3. VanEssential here.
4. Powertye look here. Make sure you buy the L track tie downs, not E-track.

EDIT: this video describes some the different tie down rings you can use on an L track (even more info here). US Cargo Control also look like a source of decent quality tie downs in the USA.

View: https://youtu.be/LFJCZc9WoM0

 

[bakepl]

Made the mistake of buying extra cheapies from supercheap before the vehicle arrived, like $10 for the kit of 4 on sale...... the quality of the Ineos items is vastly superior and made of nylon or similar v the cheap n nasty alloy ones that I bought. Lesson learnt for myself at least but had no idea of the difference in quality at the time of purchase. Guess I will use the supercheap tie downs, bolts and base plates that came in the kit on a false floor or similar but certainly won't use them on the vehicle tracks.

 

[TheDocAUS]

One of the earlier press articles in Australia lists tie down rings from INEOS for $70, but I cannot find these on these listed on the INEOS website, but the Australian Accessories brochure on page 21 shows (so I suppose you can order them through the dealers):

 

[DaveB]

One of the earlier press articles in Australia lists tie down rings from INEOS for $70, but I cannot find these on these listed on the INEOS website, but the Australian Accessories brochure on page 21 shows (so I suppose you can order them through the dealers):

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WTF???
I saw those and thought......WHY???

 

[TheDocAUS]

I was thinking of using them inside to help secure a cargo net over everything in the back. It worked a treat in my big smash, the stuff in the back, remained in the back - despite a combined impact speed of 150-180kph. Best not to have my mattresses, blankets, pillow, assorted camera gear and bits and pieces launching into the front seats.

 

[Tazzieman]

What aftermarket Quick Release Tie-Down Rings are owners buying? Is the choice different for interior use compared to the exterior Utility belt?

Some posts say they bought them on Amazon, but there is a confusing array of choices. Which brands are of decent quality and features?

Thanks for any help.

Playing around with ideas for fixing stuff to the false floor I'll install.
I might buy a pair and test them myself. I've still got a useful deadlift, that and a chain.
If it rips out I will rethink. If it doesn't I'll up the spinach intake.

 

[ECrider]

Nakatenenga make good L-Tracks and fixings.

 

[TheDocAUS]

Nakatenenga make good L-Tracks and fixings.

Got any links?

 

[Pat-Ard]

@TheDocAUS Look here: https://www.nakatanenga.de/zubehoer-nach-rubrik/ordnung-und-ladungssicherung/?p=1

All their stuff on load securing.

 

[ECrider]

Got any links?

https://www.4x4overlander.com/product-category/brands/nakatanenga/

 

[TheDocAUS]

Links added to first post for Australia, USA, UK and EU (Germany and Netherlands).

 

[Pat-Ard]

@TheDocAUS Some more: https://www.airlineschienen-shop.de/collections/fittinge

 

[TheDocAUS]

@TheDocAUS Some more: https://www.airlineschienen-shop.de/collections/fittinge

Added to the list.

 

[Mohs 9]

A wide range avialable at Würth too: https://eshop.wuerth.de/

 

[cheswick]

A wide range avialable at Würth too: https://eshop.wuerth.de/
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These are the ones Ineos provide as an accessory, probably cheaper to go direct

 

[DaveB]

I was thinking of using them inside to help secure a cargo net over everything in the back. It worked a treat in my big smash, the stuff in the back, remained in the back - despite a combined impact speed of 150-180kph. Best not to have my mattresses, blankets, pillow, assorted camera gear and bits and pieces launching into the front seats.

The tie down rings make sense but the baskets look stupid

 

[TheDocAUS]

Wurth added to the list, but the EU websites I looked at said they would only sell to Trade Customers.

 

[TheDocAUS]

ALL THE TIE-DOWN RINGS HAVE LOAD RATINGS
All the Tie-Down Rings have load ratings (or breaking strength), here they are for the Wurth's "lashing eyes" (not sure whether 1 or 2 on that list is the INEOS version):

Follow the load ratings regardless of the brand you buy. I would avoid any brands not giving a load rating, it is danger sign. As a guide double stud rings have higher load ratings than single stud.

 

[bakepl]

here's another.. plastic pull rather than alloy...

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[TheDocAUS]

I bought a couple of tie down rings sourced in Australia. If they are decent quality, I will post the links in due course. EDITL links posted in first post and comments/pictures here.

I went to a truck website hoping the quality is OK, as truckies would give them stick quick smart if they were poor quality.

My main needs will be holding down a cargo net in the back and hanging small items off the car's exterior in camp. I only need a rating of 150-200 kgs, even though they say they are rated at 900kgs.