Hi Claes!
The best option for adding tire chains to the 275/60R20 tires on your 2023 Chevy Suburban is by using the Konig K-Summit Tire Chains # KON24FR. These are a unique style of tire chains in that they secure by fastening to a lug nut and the chains only sit on the tread of the tires - they don't extend to and wrap around the back end of the tire facing towards your vehicle.
This is actually really important because in the online owner's manual for your vehicle it states not to use... view full answer...
Hi Mark,
For your 255/75R17 tire size I recommend the Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains w Cams # TC2828CAM. These chains are designed for excellent traction in both deep snow and ice. These chains also have built in tensioners, just twist the cams until the chains are snug to tires. I've attached a short video below where Colin will show you how to install these chains. view full answer...
Hey Dan, It sounds like you're looking for the Titan Chain Tire Chains w Cams - Wide Base and Dual Tires # TC3229CAM. These chains also have built in cam tighteners to make it easy to get a snug fit, is made from low carbon steel, and will work great with your 285/75-16 tires. view full answer...
No, they do not but I have a comparable set that will. They are the Titan Chain Alloy Snow Chains w/ Cams for Wide Base Tires item # TC3231SCAM. These have square links that give excellent traction in the snow plus great grip on ice. The built in cam tighteners let you quickly adjust the fit for simple installation.
You will want to check your owner's manual to see if your vehicle requires Class S compatible chains. If so you'll need the Konig Snow Tire Chains item # KON24FR. They are... view full answer...
Yes, you can use the Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains # TC2323 with your Aluminum wheels on your 2024 Hyundai Palisade. The only reason they say that you "shouldn't" is because you could scratch the wheel. You could also always just use a set of cables like # TC3010 which won't interfere at all with your wheels. view full answer...
No, they will not. I checked with Titan an their Chain Cable Tire Chain item # TC751DC you were looking at do not fit the 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning with 275/50R22 tires. Additionally, your owner's manual says not to use tire chains because of clearance issues on the inner part of the tires. Which means the ones we do have for your Lightning's 275/50R22 like item # KON64FR won't work. With this in mind, I only have one set that will work and it is not an inexpensive option.
To avoid damaging... view full answer...
First you are going to want to check your rear tire clearances on your 2019 Forest River Sunseeker Chevrolet Chassis to ensure there is enough room for the Tire Chains # TC4219CAM. Since motorhomes are not standard and the RV manufacturer adds some items you will want to ensure there is nothing close to your rear tires such as plumbing, electrical, hydraulic and propane lines. You will want to use the Chain Adjusters # TCMA3 with the chains to ensure they stay tight to your 225/75R16 tires. view full answer...
It's smart to go with a good set of snow tire chains for your 2024 Honda CR-V, and for your 235/60-18 the best is from pewag, with the correct fit being the following:
- pewag Servo RS Tire Chains # PWRSV80
There are a number of reasons why these Pewag chains are going to be the best option, starting with the ease of use. Putting them on your tires only requires you to drape them over the top of your tires, pull forward a smidge, pull the rest of the chain over the tire and drive off.... view full answer...
The only chains that will fit the 315/35R22 tires on your 2024 BMW X7 xDrive40i are the Konig K-Summit Tire Chains # TH02230K77. Make sure to consult your owner's manual to see if you can use tire chains or if there are any restrictions. These are class S compatible so if it says you need class S in the manual you're still good to go. view full answer...
We have a similar set of Titan twist link tire chains that fit your tire size of 265/75-16 with the part # TC2228 but the size you mentioned would not fit so you would not want to go with them. view full answer...
Great question Jim!
The Konig K-Summit Tire Chains # TH02230K77 will technically fit around the 245/75R16 tires on your 2021 MB Sprinter 2500, but these can only be used on the standard Sprinter.
Since you have a motorhome models that weighs more than the standard Sprinter you'll need to go with the Konig XG-12 Pro Tire Chains # TH2004705255 which are an upgrade to standard chains, but they have the same style that wraps around the front and back, and then secures in the front.
The XG-12... view full answer...
Hey Dave, we do have several tire chains that fit your tire size of 285/65-20 that I attached a link to on this page that you can check out. So our tire chain fitguide for vehicles is based on the tire sizes we know a vehicle would have come standard with and for your Ram 2500, we just didn't have your size as a factory size. Sorry about the confusion on that!
So the chains I would recommend are the Konig Tire Chains part # KON74FR which install very easily, provide great traction, and... view full answer...
Hey Mark; thanks for the question and since you want the best low-profile tire chains you want to go with the Konig Easy Fit, with the right part for your 245/65R17 tires being the following:
- Konig Easy Fit Tire Chains # TH04115250
These require just 3/8" of internal clearance, are super easy to use by stepping down on their center pedal to tighten, and are a diamond-pattern with square links for optimal tire coverage with excellent traction in snow and grip on ice. view full answer...
The Konig K-Summit Tire Chains # th02230k45 you referenced would not be a fit for your 285/40R23 tire size but the Konig K-Summit Tire Chains # KON84FR are. view full answer...
Happy to, and there are a couple options for low-profile snow tire chains that fit your 2022 Ford Mustang Mach-E with 225/60R18 tires. One is from pewag and the other is from Titan Chain and both have 3.7 mm links so well under the 10 mm your Mustang requires. The parts are the following:
- Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains # TC1555
- pewag Servo RS Tire Chains # PWRSV79
Both of these have diamond-pattern square links, which is great because the diamond pattern gives your tires the best overall... view full answer...
Yes, the pewag Wide Base Tire Chains # PW94FR are appropriate for your 2022 Ram 2500 with LT285/60R20 tires. The U class rating means you can use regular tire chains for vehicles with no restricted wheel well clearance so these will be great for your application. view full answer...
Hello Michael. I double checked with Konig, and their fit guide states that the K-Summit XL K55 will fit the 2024 Tesla Model S. We have these chains as part # th02230k55. They do state that these will only fit models with the 285/40-19 tires so please do confirm that this is your tire size. If you happen to have a different tires size, feel free to post it in the comment below and I am happy to make a recommendation.
As with any tire chains, we do recommend that you check your owner's... view full answer...
Hey Seth, you didn't give the complete tire size but in case you have a 37x12.5-15, 37x12.5-16.5, or 37x12.5-17 we have just what you are looking for with the Titan chains part # TC3835CAM which is a V-bar chain designed for deep snow and ice and has cam tensioners. view full answer...
Hey Rhett, so Titan does have a set of their diamond style chains that fit your tire size of 255/50R20 with the part # TC2324 but the set you have now does not so you would need to go with a new set. view full answer...
Hey Dennis thanks for your question. I can definitely point you in the right direction, although it sounds like you are already on the right track. Both of the options you mentioned, the Konig XG-12 Pro 247 # TH01594247 and the Pewag Servo RS # PWRS80 are going to fit the 235/60R18 tires on your 2022 Honda CR-V. Both will also be very similar as far as installation since they are drape-over style self-tensioning chains.
A drape over chain is certainly what I would recommend for your situation.... view full answer...
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