We cannot recommend using a single tire chain like the Titan Chain # TC1138 (or any single tire chain) on all four rear tires of a dually. If you want chains on all four rear tires, you will need to use a dually tire chain such as the Pewag Dually Tire Chains # PWE4216SC which are made for the 195/75R16 tires.
As far as installation, the # TC1138 and the # PWE4216SC are both drive-over chains, so installation would be fairly similar. You will need to lay out the chains on the ground,... view full answer...
Usually when an owner's manual states not to use tire chains on the front tires it's because there just simply isn't enough clearance behind the tire to avoid damaging things like brake lines or wiring components.
I wasn't able to find anything specific about which tires to install the Konig Tire Chains # TH01594250 on for your 2015 Audi Q5 but the manual did state to reach out to your local Audi dealer for specifics on using tire chains so I recommend doing that to avoid damaging anything... view full answer...
No, I am sorry we do not! To remove the Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains item # TC1555 you will disconnect the tensioning chain with red clips and the green hook, both on the outside of the tire and then the straight pin connector on the inside-facing surface of the tire. view full answer...
Thanks for reaching out, Jared!
I recommend using the Konig Tire Chains # TH01594245 for the 225/60R18 tires on your 2016 Honda CR-V Touring as they use the standard wrap-around chain style, but they also have an upgraded self-tensioning system that also have built-in protection for the wheels on their vehicle.
I've actually shot an installation video of these same chains on a 2019 RAV4 that I'm linking so you can get an idea of how these install and operate.
Please be sure to check... view full answer...
Hi Stan,
For a 235/55R19 tire size I'd recommend the Konig Tire Chains # TH01594250. These chains can be quickly and easily installed and come with a self tensioner for faster setup. These are Class S compatible to be accommodate tight wheel clearances, but you should still refer to your owner's manual incase there's any special instructions or stipulations on snow chain usage. I've attached a short video below where Colin will walk you through the installation process. view full answer...
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