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SafeAll Steel Core Winch Line with Self-Locking Swivel Hook

Heavy-duty tow operators and construction crews need their winch line to work as hard as they do. Performance and reliability matters in their line of work. That’s why they turn to SafeAll’s Steel Core Winch Line. From rugged off-road recoveries to industrial applications, this winch cable is built to perform.

$104.99 – $1,433.99

SafeAll Fiber Core Winch Line with Self-Locking Swivel Hook

Don’t let a minor mishap turn into a major headache. Be prepared for the unexpected with a winch line designed for quick, reliable recoveries. SafeAll’s Fiber Core Winch Line offers a flexible and lightweight option for light-duty tow operators, car haulers or weekend warriors who have found their way off the trail. The high-end construction of this wire rope features 6x19 strands of extra improved plowed steel wrapped around a fiber center. The flexibility of the synthetic core performs well with directional changes using snatch blocks or mechanical side pullers at the tail of a flat bed. The fiber center also excretes a special lubricant to reduce corrosion, friction and maintenance.

$94.99 – $226.99

SafeAll Swaged Winch Line with Self-Locking Swivel Hook

Save some space on your winch drum and gain some strength with SafeAll’s Steel Swaged Winch Line. Through the manufacturing process, this steel cable increases its capacity by more than 25 percent when compared to standard steel winch lines of the same diameter. This construction provides better resistance to abrasion, kinking and birdnesting.

$199.99 – $412.99

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Wire Rope Cables: Durable Steel and Fiber Winch Lines

Wire rope cables are the backbone of any winching operation, providing the strength, flexibility, and reliability needed to safely lift, pull, or secure heavy loads. From towing and recovery to off-roading, hauling, and industrial applications, wire rope cables ensure consistent performance in demanding conditions. Whether you need steel winch cables, wire winch cables, or a replacement wire cable for winches, selecting the right type and size is critical for safety and efficiency.

Why Choose Wire Rope Cables

Wire rope cables offer numerous advantages over alternative winch line materials:

Strength and Durability: Steel rope provides superior tensile strength, making it suitable for heavy loads and harsh environments.
Variety of Options: Available in fiber core, steel core, super flex, and super swaged configurations to match the specific needs of your winch and application.
Versatility: Sizes range from ⅜” to ⅞” and lengths from 35 feet up to 350 feet, with working load limits that vary by size and type.
Reliable Performance: Wire rope cables resist abrasion, stretching, and shock loads, making them ideal for repeated use in towing, recovery, and industrial operations.

Our selection includes top brands such as All-Grip, SafeAll, B/A Products, and AW Direct, ensuring quality and reliability for every job.

Best-Selling Wire Rope Cables

Explore some of our most popular wire rope cables:

All-Grip SuperFlex Winch Cable with Swivel Hook – Flexible and durable, perfect for general towing and off-road recovery.
AW Direct Elite Series Steel Core Winch Cable – High-strength steel core cable for industrial and severe-duty applications.
B/A Products Super Swaged Winch Cable with Self-Locking Swivel Hook – Pre-swaged for extra strength and reliable attachment.
All-Grip Fiber Core Winch Cable with Self-Locking Swivel Hook – Lightweight fiber core for easier handling and reduced recoil.
B/A Products Steel Core Winch Cable with Self-Locking Swivel Hook – Industrial-grade steel core cable for maximum durability and load handling.

Wire Rope Cable Shopping Guide

When selecting wire rope cables for your winch, keep these factors in mind:

Cable Type – Fiber core cables are easier to handle, while steel core cables offer maximum strength. Super flex cables provide additional flexibility for repeated use, and super swaged cables ensure strong pre-attached fittings.
Diameter and Length – Choose a diameter suitable for your winch and expected loads. Length should accommodate the distance required for lifting or pulling without overloading the winch drum.
Working Load Limit – Always select a cable rated above your heaviest anticipated load for safety and longevity.
Applications – Determine whether the cable will be used for towing, recovery, off-road, industrial, or hauling purposes to match the appropriate material and construction.
Maintenance – Regular inspection for fraying, corrosion, or kinks extends cable life and ensures safe operation.

Winch Cable Accessories

Enhance the performance and safety of your wire rope cables with our full selection of winch cable accessories, including thimbles, hooks, shackles, cable sleeves, and replacement fittings. Proper accessories help prevent wear and increase the lifespan of your winch lines.

Helpful Resources

For expert guidance on selecting and maintaining wire rope cables, check out these blogs:

Choosing & Caring for Winch Lines

Types of Winch Lines: Synthetic vs. Steel

Add Winch Line Power Wrapping to Your Weekly Maintenance Routine

Frequently Asked Questions About Wire Rope Cables

Q: What is a wire rope cable for winches?
A wire rope cable is a durable, multi-strand steel or fiber line used in conjunction with a winch to lift or pull heavy loads safely.

Q: How do I choose between steel and fiber core cables?
Steel cables are stronger and more durable, suitable for industrial and recovery applications. Fiber core cables are lighter and easier to handle, ideal for smaller loads and general towing.

Q: What lengths and sizes are available?
We carry wire rope cables from ⅜” to ⅞” in diameter and lengths from 35 feet up to 350 feet, with working load limits varying by size and construction.

Q: Can wire rope cables be used for off-road and recovery work?
Yes, wire rope cables are commonly used in off-roading, recovery, towing, and hauling applications due to their strength and reliability.

Q: How should I maintain my wire rope cable?
Inspect regularly for fraying, corrosion, or kinks. Lubricate steel cables as recommended and replace any damaged sections promptly to ensure safe operation.