Moroso 2-Inch x 8-Foot Ratchet Tie-Down Strap with Flat Snap Hooks

Secure a vehicle with a compact strap and positive-closing hooks

Moroso 80780 is a single two-inch-wide, eight-foot ratchet tie-down for vehicle transport and shop use. Flat snap hooks at both ends help maintain connection at compatible anchor points, while the published working load limit keeps system selection grounded in verified capacity.

Key Features

• Two-inch-wide webbing and eight-foot overall length
• Flat snap hook at each end
• Ratchet tensioning mechanism
• 2,000-pound working load limit
• 6,000-pound break strength
• Made in the USA
• Sold as one strap

Fitment

Specifications

What's Included

• One two-inch by eight-foot ratchet tie-down strap
• Two attached flat snap hooks
• Trailer anchors, axle loops, wheel bonnets, and additional restraint straps are not included

About Moroso

Moroso develops racing, performance, and vehicle-support equipment for professional and enthusiast use. Its transport products publish dimensions and load limits so each strap can be matched to the full restraint system.

Related Parts

• No internal transport accessory is linked because anchors, axle loops, and companion straps must match the exact vehicle, trailer, attachment method, hook style, and required load capacity.

FAQ

It is one two-inch by eight-foot ratchet tie-down strap with a flat snap hook at each end.

Moroso publishes a 2,000-pound working load limit for this exact strap.

The published break strength is 6,000 pounds; break strength must not be used as the allowable working load.

One complete ratchet strap is included in this listing.

No. Confirm the opening, shape, closure, orientation, and load rating of each anchor before use.

No. Keep the webbing away from sharp edges, heat, moving parts, wiring, and hydraulic lines, and use approved protection where required.

The required layout depends on the vehicle, trailer, anchor locations, regulations, and working load limits. One strap alone is not a universal restraint plan.

Inspect the webbing, stitching, ratchet, and hooks before every use and remove cut, abraded, stretched, corroded, or damaged equipment from service.

Installation Instructions

1. Confirm the transported load, restraint layout, anchor ratings, hook compatibility, and required strap length before use.
2. Inspect the webbing, stitching, ratchet, and both snap hooks; remove damaged or contaminated equipment from service.
3. Connect each flat snap hook fully to an approved anchor and route the strap clear of sharp edges, heat, wiring, hoses, and moving components.
4. Remove slack and operate the ratchet until the load is secure without crushing or overloading the attachment points.
5. Close and lock the ratchet handle, secure loose webbing, and verify every hook remains positively engaged.
6. Recheck strap tension and attachment position before travel and at appropriate intervals during transport.

California Proposition 65 Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including antimony oxide and other chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.