Polaris Ranger Lock & Ride ATV Tie Down Anchors - Set of 4 Lock and Ride type Anchors by GripPRO ATV Anchors

Bobcat UTV application; fit well and was easy installation

They work as advertised

I purchased these for my 2011 Ranger 400HD. They were a perfect fit and effortless to install. You simply turn the hook a few times until it goes into the hole snuggly, then continue to twist two more times and it securely locks in place. With this easy installation, you can move the anchors if nessessary but I am ordering four more to make strapping items down easy. The coil is coated with blue plastic which you can not see if you put them in all the way. The one picture shows a bit of blue to demonstrate the incorrect way to install and the others correctly done. You need a four foot bungee cord to cross strap as I did in the picture. These are very solid made, excellent quality, and look very good on the bed. Once installed, you can turn it to which ever direction you wish for your strapping desires. My Ranger is the mid size model.

I just received these and haven’t had a chance to use. That is the reason for the four star, initial rating. However, I am impressed with the product and the soft and pliable rubber material as it grips the sockets of the bed really well. They were very easy to set and secure and I like the construction and the way they work. I expect they will work very well. Again, I haven’t secured anything in the bed with these and taken to the trails. After a short use, I anticipate buying more of these to have multiple tie down options.

These work well. They arrive slightly tightened. So, they will not fit in the Lock and Ride holes right off. The tightening is good in that it holds everything together. So, I slightly loosened them and they slipped into the holes easily. Hand-tightening with only a little effort seemed to lock them into place well. I tighten a half or full turn after that and expect they will hold for most of what I need. They come in a little re-closable plastic bag. I debated keeping them in there and storing in the large storage box of my Ranger 6x6. Decided it was better just to leave them locked in place. They seal well enough that I doubt water will get down inside to loosen them.