How to securely ratchet strap a car on a car transport trailer

This Video shows a few different methods of fastening a car to the back of a car transporter or trailer.
The basics of using a ratchet strap, the difference between different types of ratchet straps are shown and how to secure a car without chockers / link straps is shown.
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[@andrewjones-productions]

Your explanations are always very thorough and at a pace that makes it easy to follow and understand. I'm always grateful for you videos and you deserve far more views and likes than you actually get.

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[@bapoo]

Excellent video, thanks for doing this. I have towed many a large load but usually dead loads like aggregates, building materials etc. In the next couple of weeks am going to tow a large 4x4 on a transporter trailer for about 150miles. Will have your guidance here in mind. Only thing i’m nervous on is weight distribution. Am planning on sending it slightly nose heavy but it is hard to tell as cars are unevenly distributed. I guess i will find out how much sway i get in the first couple of miles. Thanks again 👍🏼 Edit: just saw your other video pop up on even loading, again very useful, thanks. Think i’m just going to put it slightly forward, maybe just an inch of the central point on the trailer and take it from there. Am also going to be putting as much from the payload vehicle into the tow vehicle like seats etc as am close to the trailer’s gross capacity. All the best.