TARP ACCESSORIES & REPAIR
What holds the tarp down, and what fixes it when it tears
Bungees, repair tape, patch material and vinyl cement. The things you only miss when you are already loaded.
How To Choose
A tarp is only as good as what holds it down and what fixes it when it tears.
Bungee straps are the only thing that belongs in a tarp D-ring or grommet. One S-hook into the ring, the other into your rub rail or a stake pocket. That is what pulls the tarp tight and stops it billowing at seventy miles an hour. Chains and winch straps secure the load, and they ride over the tarp, never through its rings.
For repairs, vinyl is the reason our tarps are worth owning. A tear gets a patch and a tube of HH-66 cement, and you do it yourself in twenty minutes at a truck stop. Tape handles the small stuff with no cement at all.
Talk to a real flatbed equipment specialist.
Orders placed before 12:00 PM CST are processed the same business day.
Google Reviews
What fleet operators and drivers say
★★★★★56 reviews on Google — 100% five-star
Real feedback from flatbed drivers, fleet managers, and shop operators who buy from us regularly. We don’t pay for reviews — we earn them.
Leave a Google Review“I own a small trucking company in Charleston, SC. Really impressed with the quality and the price of their equipment. We’ve been using their tarps, chains, and straps — everything’s holding up great.”
Alex Sorokin — on Google Reviews
“Got 2 4ft tarps and 2 8ft tarps for my husband’s birthday since he drives a flatbed. He’s been using them non-stop — says they’re the best tarps he’s ever had. They seriously withstand everything!”
Tatiana Sorokina — on Google Reviews
“I purchased several items from Cargo Control Center, including tarps and chains. Driving in severe conditions and dealing with sharp and heavy cargo, I haven’t had any issues — no damage, no failures.”
Oleksandr S — on Google Reviews
