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Amick Associates, Inc. for over 16 years, has worked to improve our Vehicle Restraint Products and to provide a safe environment for Race fans, Drivers and Volunteers. The job is an endless one, and Amick Associates, ,Inc. embraces the challenges. Weather it is a Series Production Program for Indy Car or NASCAR, or a one off Tether for a Safety Conscious Saturday Night Race Team. We can help and support your safety initiative. Strength and Value, it defines us.. Amick Associates, Inc.

A video is worth a thousand words. Strength and Value! What can we say?

Amick Race Car Restraints Super Modified Tether Requirements pay off in New York (Oswego).

Chris Paulsen is a true ambassador to the sport of Auto Racing. A truly beautiful Crawford Composites Creation. Outfitted with ARCR/Amick Associates, Inc. high strength IndyCar Program wheel restraints.

Thank you for visiting with us at the 2014 PRI Show in Indianapolis, Indiana. Once again, to all our Distributors and their Customers, thank you for a great year!

As the Amick/C&R Racing Sprint Car Component Tethering system evolves, it is very close to perfection. Race Proven, Light Weight, and it just fits! Systems for front solid axles and king pins, torque tubes, radius rods, and rear birdcages.

This has Something to do with Rigging....But "Everything" to do with Racing!! I still love you, Steve McQueen! Rigging and Racing! It's what We do!

Amick/ARCR 100kN Radius Rod Tether Test after reaching 15,000 lbs of force was aborted due to safety concerns for the test crew. However, the test results were very favorable. Nominal strength for a radius rod tether is 15,000 lbs +.

ARCR/Amick Builds our Safer Wall Barrier Straps to not only to survive the highest load forces.....We also max protect our units from the elements including UV. This will extend the use life of your safer wall anchor straps by years! This video shows the breaking strength of a competitors safer wall strap subjected to sunlight for an extended period. Nominal breaking strength reflects the UV damage: 30,000 lbs. Required breaking strength is 45,000 lbs. That reduction will not happen with an ARCR safer Wall Barrier Anchor Strap. Strength and Value, it's who we are!

This video was taken at the Pittsburgh Arbor Show with the help of Yale Cordage. The purpose of the event was to perform a drop/shock test to simulate the shock load forces created when a NHRA Parachute is deployed at 300+ MPH. The results were very favorable. 13,200 lbs of force was calculated when 220 lbs was dropped 13 feet. The high strength Yale Cordage rope failed with no damage to the Amick parachute tether. Strength and Value, it defines us!