Do the Cam Tighteners Of Glacier Snow Chains Help Prevent Chain Contact with Vehicle Fender

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With the cam locks will this prevent chain slap against the fenders

asked by: David P

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The cam locks of the Glacier Twist-Link Snow Tire Chains # PWE2228SC that you referenced will tighten the sides of the chain and remove slack in them. This will help reduce any movement that would be there while traveling.

You will still want to keep your vehicle under about 35 miles per hour and check the owners manual for any restrictions on snow chain usage.

I attached a review video for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 5

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