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Don't Get Caught Hauling An Unsecured Load In Your Pickup Truck.

Solving your tie down needs, single handedly!

Solving your tie down needs, single handedly!

DTC Enterprises, Inc. introduces new product, TieDownPro to eliminate the frustrations of hauling cargo in a pickup truck bed.

Battle Ground, WA, February 14, 2017 - The TieDownPro is the first cargo tie down point that locks the rope in place while securing a load and clamps down anywhere along the side rails of a pickup truck bed. This new tie down system was invented by Dan Cain of DTC Enterprises, Inc. after 30 years of working in the landscaping industry, tying down equipment, cargo, and lawn debris. He experienced the frustration and inconvenience of every pickup truck having little or no anchor points to safely secure a load. Additionally, the need to knot the rope at every anchor point makes the tie down process slow and tedious. "I created the TieDownPro to help make our roads a little safer, while making our work a bit easier."

Securing your load correctly can be the difference between life and death for the drivers sharing the road with you. Law enforcement officers are issuing more citations for improperly and hazardously tied down loads because many people are forced to use the fender wells, bumpers, frames and even the side mirrors as quick-and-dirty tie down points. These insufficient points are unable to provide a sturdy anchor and rope often loses tension during the securement process. As a result, equipment, tools or furniture fly out of the pickup truck bed. Even at relatively low speeds, improperly secured items will easily come loose. An object weighing only 20 pounds, flying out of the back of a truck traveling 55 mph, can impact a windshield, motorcyclist or pedestrian with as much as a half a ton of force.

Dan remarked, "Before the TieDownPro, when I loaded up a truck, there were no secure places to tie my rope. It was always with hope and a prayer that everything stayed in the truck until I got to where I needed to go."

The TieDownPro provides the necessary tie down points needed to safely secure a load. This unique, removable anchor point can be used on most makes and models of pickup trucks with free access under the bed rail. The easy clamp-on, no-drill installation provides a quick way to add anchor points where they are needed most. The TieDownPro's patent pending T-head holds rope tight, allowing a single person to secure a load in minutes. It is constructed from weather-proof, corrosion-resistant aluminum to provide excellent performance over a long, serviceable lifetime. DTC Enterprises, Inc. is working with a local manufacturer in Vancouver, WA to provide a quality anchor point system. Currently, the TieDownPro is in its first full production run and is expected to be available for sale at http://www.tiedownpro.com by the end of February or early March 2017.

Visit http://www.tiedownpro.com for more information and to get on the waiting list. Early subscribers will be notified when the TieDownPro is available for purchase and gain exclusive access to a special, unadvertised discount.

About DTC Enterprises, Inc.
DTC Enterprises, Inc., dba TieDownPro, is a family owned and operated business located in Battle Ground, Washington. They are a startup business whose mission is to provide pickup truck users a high quality tie down system made in the USA. You can reach out to DTC Enterprises, Inc. by sending an e-mail to office@tiedownpro.com, phoning Dan or Tanna Cain at 360.573.3004, or liking their page on Facebook at http://facebook.com/tiedownpro.

DTC Enterprises Inc dba Tie Down Pro
Dan or Tanna Cain
2210 W Main Street, Ste 107-113, Battle Ground, WA 98604

Phone: 360.573.3004
Email: office@tiedownpro.com
Website: www.tiedownpro.com

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