Tieing down a dually

Buy basket wheel straps. Or you could use chains on 4 points.

 

Buy some R,T,S hooks clusters with short pieces of chain attached to use in the slots in the pickup's frame rails and then chain to the rub rail or D rings on your step deck.

 

If he is going to have different employees tying it down from time thats a horrible idea. They wont chain it tight enough or use the correct frame holes.

 

You do not need it super, super tight. It only needs to be prevented from moving front to back, or side to side. nothing wrong with letting a vehicle bounce a little while enroute. As long as the chains stay tight the suspension can flex. Chaining down a vehicle with brute force can bend frames and cause damage. A dually was made to be secured with chains, not wheelstraps, especially those that pull to the side and put undue stress on wheel bearings. My opinion, nothing more. agree or not I do not care.....

 

https://www.autohaulersupply.com/ca...ie-down-strap-with-r-j-t-frame-hooks-5063.php + https://www.autohaulersupply.com/ca...-handle-with-516-g70-chain-grab-tail-5104.php

Will secure it tight enough and even if you did manage to hook the "wrong hole" you won't be able to tear anything up

 

I chain trucks they can take it, but thats just me..

 

You can chain pretty much everything except newer European cars without damaging anything unless you're a complete moron

 

Don't chain the frame of a Ford Transit......don't ask how I know