P1000m5 Best tie down points for the 77"x12' trailer.

[Champion55]

I recently got a 1000-5 pioneer and I'm looking for the best straps/points to secure it to my trailer. I attached a couple pictures if anyone can chime in the best option that would be appreciated. I've looked through several photos of others but it seems they're all different because of the trailers used. I really would prefer not to use the Erickson Wheel Chock Tie-Down Kit but if it's my best option I can do that.

I used the red points when I took it home from the dealer. I didn't like this as it pulled the wheels outward.
I used the blue points to get it to the storage. It worked fine but that was only a 10 min ride with speed less than 50mph.
I used the yellow points when I trailered my golf cart back home. Didn't budge for 190 miles of interstate speed.

I'm looking at these straps since they should fit the holes on my trailer rails.

 

[TumaloKeith]

I think I'd consider using the tracks mounted to the deck and have the over the wheel straps.

 

[slowdryrider]

I strap mine down basically the way the red are. However I strap to the frame. If you look underneath around where the a- arms attach to the frame you'll see a slot on each side in the frame . Underneath you can hook into that slot rather then a arms.

 

[Remington]

Etrack’s or Erickson wheel chock Etrack with straps. I have both, Etrack in my TH and the Ericksons on my tandem.
heres the linc, buy 2 of these. Best ever and easy peasy
Erickson 09160 Wheel Chock Tie-Down Kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B015CJICIK/?tag=sxsweb24-20

 

[BigDeeeeeeee]

Mac's double stud anchors, put them wherever you want. Mac's home page

 

[tromano1706]

I second TumaloKeith. I had a nightmare losing straps on the highway until I switched to over the wheel tire bonnets. I highly recommend them and if you don't want to go as expensive as the tracks, you can always bolt some D-rings and some tire bonnets from harbor freight like I did. I only strap the rear wheels and connect the winch to the front without any tension on it as a failsafe.
If you don't want to go this route then I suggest the stretchy straps with carabiner style hooks that won't fall off under compression.

 

[Champion55]

Thanks everyone. I'll go with the tire straps.