

Specifications
Specifications
- Color: Unpainted
- Length: 72"
- Width: 1-1/8"
- Height: 0.5"
- Product weight: 2.24 lbs.
- Additional info: Number of holes: 15
Description
Description
Aluminum L-Track, also known as logistic track or airline track is an excellent way to create strong and secure tie-down anchor points in your pickup truck, motorcycle trailer, van trailer, or enclosed trailer. Manufactured in a lightweight, high strength aluminum, L-track tie-down track offers strength in a narrower profile than E-track rails but is strong enough to secure motorcycles, ATVs, utility tractors, and more. The 72-inch length has 15 pre-drilled mounting holes and can accommodate both single stud fittings and double stud fittings making it easy to create a tie-down system customized to your needs.
L-Track Features
- The holes are 120 degrees countersunk
- Can be quickly secured with our 10-piece fastener pack
Our 72" Aluminum L-Track is also available in a black powder-coated finish option. A 6-foot length is also available in a heavier-duty grade 6351 aluminum: 6' Airline-Style L-Track - Aluminum
Check out our L-Track Tie Down Rails page for even more L-Track size and color configurations. And, don't forget to browse our large selection of L-Track Fittings and Accessories and L-Track Straps to find everything you need to build your own custom L-Track system.
For more information on how to use and install L-track (including video demonstrations!), see our How to Use and Install L-Track and L-Track Systems page.
Please note: our L-track is designed for recreational and cargo control use; it is not certified for official wheelchair restraint use in buses, vans, and other transport vehicles.
California Residents: WARNING
Reviews + Q&A
Reviews + Q&A
The track is a problem to mount due to the angle of the recess for the bolts. The recess is a non standard angle (it is used in the aircraft industry) so you can not buy flat hear bolts that work locally or the standard thread with the 100 degree angle. . My only option was to re-counter sink the holes to a standard angle.
A note should be in the description to this problem. USCC did not carry the needed bolts. Later I did come across other sites that did sell this track with a standard angle recess for flat head bolts. I was installing 1/4 x 20 inserts on trailer wall plywood so I was using 1/4 x 20 flat head bolts.









