Abstract: A snowmobile tie down assembly is provided that is adapted to be secured to the bed of a hauling vehicle and support the skis of the snowmobile during transport. The assembly comprises a set of trays having a base surface and a pair of lateral side wall flanges. Extending from the flanges is a fastener strap that is adapted to be positioned over the base surface when attached and securing the ski of a snowmobile thereon. The base surface is fastened to the bed of the vehicle, wherein two of the trays are contemplated for secure the first and second ski of a snowmobile. The base surface may include a protective ski glide material layer thereon, while the fastener strap is preferably a separable ladder strap and buckle.

Abstract: A structural tie down bar for securing the rear track of a snowmobile to a trailer or other similar structure. The device comprises an elongated beam with a plurality of eyelet projections extending therefrom. The eyelets serve as trailer tie down attachment points for external trailer tie down straps. In a preferred embodiment, the base surface of the beam rests flush against the outer surface of the snowmobile track while the eyelet projections protrude through drive hole penetrations along the track. High tension tie down straps attach to the device using an S-hook or similar attachment means to engage the eyelet projections. Tension loads in the straps act to secure the entire rear end of the snowmobile without compressing the suspension, limiting movement during transportation and reducing potential damage to frame, fairings and other accessories.