Tow Hooks

Adding D-Ring tow hooks to an F150 is pretty easy!
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[@firecode625]

Nice. I did this just now and realized that I must have been in a time warp cuz it took me an hour and half just cuz I couldn’t get to the back boot with a ratchet large enough to apply any torque. But I persevered and got it done. Looks good.

[@john1josjohn1jos]

How are the brackets holding up to rust? Thanks for the video

[@amandataylor3732]

Looks great! I just ordered some from your link.

[@andrewcurtis2605]

Looks sweet! Any particular reason you did not reuse the protective rubber housing?

[@African2muslim]

I bought this for my 2013 gmc Sierra . It came missing one bolt and the holes drilled in the bracket didn’t line up….

[@richhanson8994]

Safety glasses would stop crap getting in your eyes 😅

[@moefuggerr2970]

Better keep those in the truck. Some jerk will take them.

[@srtbravo6590]

The "D Rings" are called Shackles.

[@TruckStuff1]

Two names for the same thing. I've grown up calling them d rings.

[@Superthecod]

Actually. They are Drings.