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Trail Gear 12 Inch Rock Assault Axle Limit Strap – 111275-KIT

Trail Gear

  • Trail Gear 12 in Rock Assault axle limit strap, part 111275-KIT
  • Six-layer nylon webbing with a 9,000 lb test rating
  • Anti-abrasion clips and zinc-plated buckles
  • Universal fit, sold individually

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Description

Overview

The 12 in Rock Assault axle limit strap from Trail Gear is part 111275-KIT, a six-layer nylon webbing strap for limiting shock extension. It is intended to stop a shock from fully extending, reducing the chance of shock breakage on hard trails.

The strap is built with six layers of nylon webbing and minimal stretch, plus anti-abrasion clips. It is universal fit and sold individually, so the length is chosen to suit the shock.

Details that matter most when matching the strap to a shock, such as exact length, webbing layers, rating and buckle finish, are gathered in the specification table below.

Key features

  • Six-layer nylon webbing that resists stretching during extreme trail use.
  • 4130 heat-treated Chromoly Steel buckles, zinc-plated.
  • Anti-abrasion clips fitted inside each buckle.
  • Nylon with a 9,000 lb test rating.
  • Length set from the center of the mounting holes, which measure 1/2 inch.

Extreme trail use and webbing care

Extreme trail use puts the strap through repeated loading, grit and sun. Nylon webbing handles that well when it is kept clean and checked regularly, but dirt packed into the weave can wear it from the inside. Rinse the strap after muddy runs and let it dry away from heat before storing.

Anti-abrasion clips and zinc-plated buckles help the hardware last longer, but they still need inspection. Look for corrosion on the buckle bodies and check the clips for flattening. Replacing the strap as a set with other suspension parts keeps the setup consistent over time.

  • Rinse after mud and salt exposure
  • Dry the webbing before storing
  • Look for flattened or frayed clips
  • Replace worn straps as a matched pair

Specifications

Brand Trail Gear
Part number 111275-KIT
UPC 70000640907
Length 12 in
Layers Six
Webbing Nylon
Test rating 9,000 lb test
Buckle material 4130 heat-treated Chromoly Steel
Buckle finish Zinc-plated
Mounting holes 1/2 inch
Length tolerance +/- 1/4 inch

Vehicle fitment

It is universal fit, so no specific vehicle applies. Its fit depends on the shock’s length rather than on a model year.

Installation notes

Trail Gear’s guidance is to go about an inch shorter than the shock to avoid full extension. Confirm your shock’s length first, then pick this 12 in size only if it fits that rule.

What’s included

The 12 in strap is sold individually.

Not included: Mounting hardware and shocks are not part of this kit.

SKU: TGI111275-KIT Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 0.80 lbs
Package dimensions 7.50 × 7.50 × 3.50 in
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Questions & Answers

Does part 111275-KIT fit a particular truck or Jeep?

No specific vehicle is listed. Trail Gear marks it universal fit, so the decision rests on whether the 12 in length suits the shock you run.

How is the 12 in length measured?

Trail Gear measures from the center of the 1/2 inch mounting holes, with length accurate to +/- 1/4 inch. The title confirms the 12 in size.

What makes up the strap?

It is six-layer nylon webbing rated at 9,000 lb test, with minimal stretch. The 4130 heat-treated Chromoly Steel buckles are zinc-plated and have anti-abrasion clips inside.

Does the package include shocks or mounting bolts?

The package is the limit strap only, sold individually under UPC 70000640907. Mounting hardware and shocks are not included, so check the mounting method against your setup.

How often should the strap be checked?

Check it after every trail outing and during routine service. Look at the webbing, buckles and clips, and replace any strap that shows fraying, cuts or corrosion before it goes back into use.

Can nylon webbing be left in direct sun?

Extended sun exposure can weaken nylon over time, so store spare straps out of direct light. Keep the strap covered or stored in a dry place when the vehicle is parked for long periods.