Can I Use Snow Socks on a Tandem Axle 5th Wheel RV

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Will these snow sox work on dual axle 5th wheel rvs? Would you use them on just one or both axles? Thank you.

asked by: Ray E

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The ISSE Hybrid Snow Socks # TCH58 will work on your tandem axle 5th Wheel RV. The great thing about the Snow Socks is that they fall in the Class S category of tire chains which means that they do not require as much clearance as most other tire chains do.

Some vehicles have restrictions about using tire chains on both axles, but since you will be installing these on your 5th Wheel RV, I recommend using them on both axles. The Snow Socks will tires that range from 13-18 inches and have a Max Speed Rating of 30 mph. Keep in mind that they are not designed to be used on bare roads, only icy or snowy surfaces.

expert reply by: Jon G

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