How to Determine the Best Webbing Size When you're looking to buy a Ratchet Tie Down Strap, there are many different types of webbing sizes to choose from. One of the best ways to judge which size is best for each application depends on the product's WLL or working weight limit. In general, the general rule of thumb is that the wider the webbing, the higher the webbing rating for the strap. This doesn't always apply, as every hook and accessory combination is different.

One-inch ratchet strap options are commonly used for motorcycles, ATVs, DIY projects, gardens, and smaller working weight-limiting projects, but don't get confused by weak or not strong. Depending on the hardware used on the lacing straps, the working weight limit may vary. You can view our selection of one-inch ratchet straps here

Two-inch ratchet straps are ideal for use on flatbed trailers, truck beds, pickup trailers, boats, trains, or anything that may need to be used to secure short or long distances. You can view our selection of 2" ratchet straps here

Three-inch ratchet straps are best used for heavy-duty transport, such as inside flatbeds or semi-trailers. You can view our selection of heavy duty three inch ratchet straps here

Four-inch ratchet straps are best for those heavy-duty cargo securing jobs, such as flatbed trucking, cargo ships, rail vehicles, car hauling, or any other heavy-duty or industrial-grade securing tasks.

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