Do Glacier Tire Chains PWH2828SC Fit Tire Size 265/60-20

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Just bought my GMC Sierra Denali 2500 and just want to ensure proper fit for the tires and parts order. Will be more than likely mounting on the front. Any other tensioners needed?

asked by: David D

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The Glacier chains part # PWH2828SC are a fit for your 2016 GMC Sierra 2500 with 265/60-20 tires and would work well. The correct tensioners to use are the part # PW105. These are the nicest tensioners we carry and would be the best choice.

I attached an install video for the tire chains as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

We can look at it as a better and best, type of situation when looking at tire chains for your 2007 Ford F-150. The better chains would be ideal for infrequent use in areas that do not normally get a lot of snow and ice. I recommend the Glacier Cable…

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Answer 2

The owners manual of your 2015 Chevy Silverado 2500 will be the final authority on whether you can install tire chains or not, but we had the chance to install the Twist link Pewag chains part #PWE3229SC and found that they worked well with your tire…

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I have attached a link that will take you directly to the Glacier Chains available for your tire size P275/55R20. We have several to choose from that include both cable chains and twist-link chains. The Glacier Chain #PWH2828SC that you referenced is…

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Answer 4

The chain links of the Glacier V-Bar Snow Tire Chains with Cam Tighteners #PWH2828SC are 5.6 mm or 0.22 inches thick so you were pretty close! These are a v-bar style of chain, which means they are going to be optimal for traction, with the…

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Answer 5

These Glacier V-Bar Snow Tire Chains with Cam Tighteners for Light Trucks - 1 Pair, part #PWH2828SC, will work on your 2009 GMC 2500 HD if you have 265/70-17 or 265/75-16. If your 2009 GMC 2500HD has a different tire size you will need to follow the…

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Answer 6

The V-bar style of chain like the part #PWH2828SC is great for heavy snow, but what the V-bars do the best in is ice situations as they break up the ice well. For heavy snow and mud the Mud Service Chains by Glacier like the part #TC2828CAM would be…

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Answer 7

I highly recommend going with chains that have V-bar studs in order to get the best grip in icy conditions. The best tire chains that have V-bar studs that fit the 285/75-16 tires on your 2001 GMC Sierra are the Glacier V-Bar Snow Tire Chains with…

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Answer 8

We have them under a different part number as you have said. The Pewag All Square Snow Tire Chains with Cam Tighteners for Wide-Base Tires part #PWE3229SC is what you're after.

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Answer 9

There are chains available which will work for you but the Glacier V-Bar #PWH2821SC are not confirmed to fit 265/75-16 tires. Instead you would need the Glacier V-Bar part #PWH2828SC; these are confirmed to fit your 265/75-16 tires and also have ice…

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Answer 10

Snow chains can generally be used on either all four drive wheels or only two, but in terms of maximizing braking and steering control you are absolutely on the right track in considering chains on all four tires. Since you are going to be driving…

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Answer 11

The V-bar style of tire chain is the best for icy conditions like what you mentioned. Their design goes in and breaks up the ice giving you better traction. So for your tire size of 265/70-17 you'd want the part #PWH2828SC which will work great…

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Answer 12

There are no Thule chains for size 255/75-17 tires but there are plenty of options, see link. Out of the options available the easiest to install would be the Pewag Brenta-C chains, #PWXMR82V. They are color-coded making it easy to make sure you have…

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Do Glacier Tire Chains PWH2828SC Fit Tire Size 265/60-20

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