CURT 80176 44-Inch Vinyl-Coated Trailer Safety Cables, 17/32-In Snap Hooks, 7,500 lbs Break Strength, Pack of 2 , Black

Excellent replacement for the originals, hard to believe that they rust through, hopefully these will hold up better

like how these safety cable work.

Better than chains. The coil of the cables keeps them from dragging on the ground

So much nicer than having chains! They dont drag on the ground.... perfect for my trailer!

I bought a trailer with some very short safety cables so I needed to upgrade to something longer. These cables certainly fit the bill. They were easy to install and they appear to be well made and very robust. Additionally, the price was right and shipping was fast. So far I am happy with this purchase.

1 Set (2 cables) Has a hook on one end ( for the truck side) with a safety lock to ensure it stays on. Has a loop on the other end you may need some means to connect the cable to the trailer. the cables themselves are perfect the built in coiling action kept them from hanging at all, but will give plenty of slack for turns.

Our old one wore our and we were able to get these quickly and they are working great so far.

Looks great have no more rust spots from chain.

I purchased these because the ad said 44 inches long. since i have already cut the ties and removed them from the card which says 40 INCHES and they are a bit short i will keep them. This is why the two stars. They would have been easy to install except that now I have to get chain and use a short piece of it to make them long enough to work. DESCRIBE THE PRODUCT CORRECTLY OR DO NOT ADVERTISE IT AT ALL.

These cables are the perfect substitute for safety chains on any pulled trailer. They eliminate chain dragging on the road, so they dont wear through. They also keep tension on the hooks so they wont fall off. The curly cord effect keeps the safety cable out of harms way and makes sure they are ready for use when you need them. I own several trailers that I rent out and these have eliminated my need to replace chains that someone didnt hook up correctly and dragged on the ground.