Electric Winches for Sale

Why Choose an Electric Winch?

When it comes to reliable pulling power, an electric winch is one of the most versatile tools you can add to your truck, trailer, or off-road vehicle. Powered by your vehicle’s battery, electric winches provide consistent strength for recovery, hauling, and industrial applications. Whether you’re outfitting a tow truck, preparing for off-road adventures, or managing heavy loads on a job site, our selection of 12V electric winches and 24V electric winches delivers the performance you need. With options ranging from 1,000 lbs to 9,500 lbs of pulling capacity, Zips.com has an electric winch for sale to match your specific application.

Top Electric Winch Brands

We stock trusted names in winching so you can shop with confidence:

• Ramsey Winch – Known for heavy-duty performance in towing and recovery, including the Patriot 15000 Electric Planetary Winch.
• Warn Industries – A leader in off-road and industrial winches, offering models like the Warn 9 Series 9,000 lb. 12V Electric Winch and the Warn Industries G2 15 Series 15,000 lb. Winch.
  Mile Marker – Durable and waterproof designs built for rugged conditions, including the Mile Marker 12,000 lb. Waterproof Electric Winch.

These brands are trusted across industries from towing and recovery to construction, trailers, and recreational off-roading.

Best-Selling Electric Winches

Some of our most popular models include:

• Mile Marker 12,000 lb. Waterproof Electric Winch
• Warn 9 Series 9,000 lb. 12V Electric Planetary Winch
• Ramsey Patriot 15000 Electric Planetary Winch
• Warn Industries G2 15 Series 15,000 lb. 12V Electric Winch

Each of these combines proven durability with advanced features such as planetary or worm gear drives, waterproof housings, and wireless remote controls for easier operation.

Shopping Guide: Choosing the Right Electric Winch

Not sure which winch is best for you? Here are a few key factors to consider:

• Capacity: Choose a winch rated for at least 1.5 times the weight of your vehicle or load.
• Voltage: 12V electric winches are common for light trucks and off-road vehicles, while 24V winches are often used for heavier-duty applications.
• Gear Type: Planetary winches provide speed and efficiency, while worm gear winches deliver maximum durability and holding power.
• Control Options: Many models now include electric winches with remote controls, offering safe and convenient operation.
  
  

Whether you’re working in towing, off-roading, or general industry, choosing the right combination of power and features ensures your winch performs when it matters most.

Parts & Accessories

Your winch is only as good as the parts that keep it running. That’s why Zips carries a full range of winch parts and accessories—from replacement winch lines and synthetic rope options to hooks, fairleads, and remote controls. Whether you need a simple replacement or an upgrade for more demanding conditions, our parts department ensures your winch stays reliable and ready for the job.

Learn More in Our Blog

For additional guidance, check out our expert resources:

• How to Choose a Winch: Sizes, Motors & Gears
• How to Maintain Your Winch

These guides walk you through important considerations and maintenance tips to get the most out of your investment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Electric Winches

What is an electric winch and why should I buy one?
An electric winch uses motor power to pull heavy loads, making it ideal for off-road recovery, towing, construction, and industrial lifting. They are reliable, easy to operate, and available in both 12-volt and 24-volt models.

How do I determine the pulling capacity I need?
A good rule of thumb is to choose a winch rated for at least 1.5 times the weight of your vehicle or load. Our selection ranges from 1,000 lbs to 9,500 lbs, covering most recreational, towing, and industrial needs.

Should I get a 12V or 24V winch?
12V winches are standard for most trucks, SUVs, and off-road vehicles. 24V winches are better suited for larger trucks, tow vehicles, and heavy-duty equipment that require extra pulling power.

What’s the difference between planetary and worm gear winches?
Planetary winches are faster and lighter, making them popular for recovery and off-road use. Worm gear winches are slower but extremely durable, offering maximum holding power for industrial and towing operations.

Do electric winches come with remotes?
Yes, many of our electric winches with remote controls include wired or wireless options, allowing safer and more convenient operation.