4M Towing Strap Cable – 3 Ton Capacity – Vibration-Reducing Polyester – Safety Steel Hooks

【Product Name】: 4-meter, 3-ton tow rope. 【Product Model】: BY-422 【Product Color】: Yellow 【Product Size】: 4 meters * 5 cm 【Material】: Polyester. Product Features: 1. The tow rope has been specially treated to prevent and reduce vibration between the two vehicles during towing. 2. The tow rope is fluorescent, making it safer to use at night. 3. The forged locking hook is stronger and more secure, preventing the hook from falling off during towing. 4. It is convenient for towing the car away from the point of failure. 5. Please do not use it beyond the approved tonnage. Technical Specifications: Pulling Force: 3 tons Length: 4 meters (hand-cut, slight error) [Towing Tips] Regardless of the car class you own, you will inevitably encounter problems while driving on the road. If your car breaks down and cannot move forward, as long as there is no major problem with the steering or braking system, you can first find a car to tow it and then repair it. Attach one end of the tow rope to the front end of the steel plate on the rear axle of the front vehicle and the other end to the front overhang of the rear vehicle as close as possible to the center of the vehicle. The vehicles should be more than a few meters apart. Tie a handkerchief to the middle of the tow rope for identification. When towing, an experienced driver should drive the car behind, as the car behind is difficult to control. Slight negligence or improper operation can put strain on the tow rope, or the vehicle may fail to turn around, resulting in a collision. When the trailer starts moving, because it is carrying the weight of an additional car, the car in front must add more oil to increase engine speed and then slowly release the clutch pedal to allow the rope to tighten before starting. Control your speed while driving and do not drive at high speeds, even if road conditions are good. When the vehicle in front shifts gears, the tow rope loosens. At this point, do not apply the brakes on the towed vehicle. Otherwise, when the vehicle in front refuels, the tow rope will suddenly tighten and be damaged. Only when the rope reaches the ground can you brake gently. On a downhill slope, if the ramp is very long, you can detach the rope and let the two cars slide down separately. If the ramp is short, you can hook the rope while going downhill. You must brake easily, but the car behind can brake lightly and maintain a tight line. When stopping at an intersection, the vehicle in front should brake lightly several times to signal the vehicle behind, and then the vehicle behind should brake to bring both vehicles to a complete stop. When turning, be careful to make a wide circle and keep the line as tight as possible to avoid any danger.