How to tie down your Can-Am Maverick X3 to your Trailer

[@duneme]

Looks good! Thank You Jon! (This is Mark in Elk Grove!) We are paying off another investment now but, I see the day where I’m back into it! (I know, crazy after what I have been through!) Liking these CanAms! I think I would do 2-seater! If I have to pack lighter I’ll pack lighter!

[@Dustin_Curley]

Man, as I was watching I thought you were promoting the first method. I was like no no no! You know better. Then I kept watching. Lol. We use tire straps with E track, wife and I can get the rzr secured in about 4 min. Great video, showing why you don't do some of the crazy stuff I see on the road. 👍👍

[@UTVGuide101]

Tire bonnets are best, but most people use straps.

[@samuraicowboy9605]

Excellent video. With a top-notch machine like that, we wouldn't take any chances. Minimum 6 points of tie down, preferably 8 as you have 1 valuable asset on that trailer. 4, 1 to each tire, 1 forward straight, 1 back straight and a criss-cross from outer rear axle as seen in your helpful video. 2 sets of straps (8 total) are not too much to ask for a vehicle of that caliber.

[@jakesutton9704]

What is your wheel offset and trailer size?

[@ronshah2095]

So... what method do you recommend...?

[@venyhernandez7717]

Good video

[@bradking2550]

i use tire bonnets on my open trailer that i have etrack on. I just purchased a toy hauler and the way the D-rings are laid out the wheel bonnets will not work. later on this summer going to look at putting track in it. For the time being i am looking at using through the wheel straps, what is you opinion on this setup

[@UTVGuide101]

Tire Bonnets work great and through the wheel is good too as long as you’re not rubbing on anything sharp.

[@R3rolling]

get tire mounts, straps, 100% better