tie down hooks

CarlT100 wrote:
That 2500 pound rating may refer to the weight limit of the garage. My garage is rated at 2600 pounds and my hooks are tied into the frame.

No I saw garage capacity listed in garage on both walks. It was 2500 pounds.
The tie down system also was 2500 but not attached to beam or frame hence my concern.

What is being tied? Two Hondas dirt bikes , 80 and 100' and future quad.

Whatever they'e rated at I will never trust them again without crawling under my rig and making sure they're actually going thru what they're supposed to be going through. Turns out they missed the frame on one side of mine and my Predator took a little spill when a hook pulled out. The other side just barely hit the frame.

That 2500 pound rating may refer to the weight limit of the garage. My garage is rated at 2600 pounds and my hooks are tied into the frame.

I guess it's a matter of opinion and depending on your load as well. If you spread the weight of the load that helps. If your loading a UTV I'd suggest using the wheel chocks. When in doubt you can always run a nut and a bolt all the way through.

Wheel chocks
http://www.harborfreight.com/catalogsearch/result?q=wheel+tie+downs

Depends on what you tie down and how..........