The Titan Chain Alloy Tractor Tire Chains # TC0874S weigh in at 141 lbs a pair so each set will be at about that 71 lb mark. Sometimes packaging can cause slight variances in the weight of a package, but 64.5 lbs sounds a bit light. I did confirm the 141 lbs-per-pair weight with my contact at Titan Chain so I'm guessing the scale that UPS used for that weight is a little off. view full answer...
The Titan Chain # TC0862 tractor tire chains you referenced measure 147-1/2 inches long by 21 inches wide if laid out flat on a flat surface, as shown in the provided photo. view full answer...
The Titan Chain Link and Spring Tire Chain Adjuster, part # TCSA2, is designed to be used for tire chains that are installed on 14 to 24 inch rims.
As the enclosed photo shows, the spring measures 2-3/4 inches long. view full answer...
It really just depends on the weight capacities of your rim and tire. The tires we sell that are the same size as yours have capacities of 590 lbs and 760 lbs depending on the load range of the tire. One of these tires would be adequate for your setup.
You will need to check the weight capacity of your tires and wheels to determine if your setup is adequate. The weight capacity of the tire should be stamped on the sidewall along with the maximum psi recommendation for the tire. You always... view full answer...
With trailer tires you want to have them inflated to their max psi at all times to ensure you get the full weight capacity and optimum tire wear.
The part # TA47VR that you have would need to be inflated to 50 psi at all times. It's best to inflate the tire when cold too. view full answer...
If you were to install the CARR Hoop II steps # CARR102521-1 on your 2010 GMC Sierra they would stick out 8-5/8 inches from where they are installed. view full answer...
You may be able to add some weight carrying capacity to your JRC car hauler trailer but this will depend on how the trailer was designed and built, and whether JRC says that its frame structure and other parts can carry more weight. Adding heavier springs and/or higher-rated tires does NOT automatically mean the trailer can handle more weight; it just means that those new parts can handle more if they are rated higher than your existing springs and tires.
The trailer's frame, axles and... view full answer...
Snow tire chains for your vehicle with size 245/75-16 tires are going to have different lengths, it just depends on the tire chain. The reason for that is there are so many different chains, and they are designed to fit numerous different sizes of tire, depending on the chain.
The best way to choose the tire chain is to find one that fits your tire as well as your needs. For example, if you wanted something that was easy to install, used on normal snow or ice and was Class S compatible... view full answer...
No, you just need the one set on the rear axle. Unless your owner's manual says otherwise the only vehicles that use tires on both axles are 4WD. It looks like there are four different factory options for tire sizes on the 2014 Dodge Charger. I have listed recommendations below for a pair of tire chains that will work for each size:
215/65-17 - Titan Chain Low Profile Tire Chains item # TC1142
235/55-18 - Titan Chain Low Profile Tire Chains item # TC1146
235/55-19 - Titan Chain Low... view full answer...
According to my contact for Glacier Chains there is not an exact length requirement for the cross chain length on tire chains. The Glacier V-Bar Snow Tire Chains, DISCONTINUED PWH3810SC, that you referenced on our website have a cross link chain length of 15.12 inches. These tire chains will work for your 245/75-17 tires on your 2012 GMC Sierra 2500 HD.
I have linked an article on snow tire chains that may be helpful. view full answer...
The Titan Chain Alloy Snow Tire Chains # TC2319 are a confirmed fit for your 225/75R16 tires.
Since tire chains are designed to fit specific tire sizes and those tires have specific load ratings you should have no issues as long as you are within your load weight rating and you are driving the recommended speed by law with tire chains on (or no more than 30 mph with these tire chains).
Be sure to check your owner's manual and any local laws about the use of tires chains as well. view full answer...
I also saw in the owner's manual for the 2014 Ford F-150 that Ford does not recommend snow chains, but the manual also suggests that if you use snow chains you will need to only use SAE Class S rated chains.
The main issue that consumers are dealing with on the use of tire chains is, as you mentioned, what the manufacturer recommends and what the law demands. The question becomes do you ignore the manufacturer's recommendation and face possibly voiding your warranty or do you adhere to... view full answer...
I have a great solution for snow tire chains on your 2013 Audi Q7. Unfortunately, the Titan Chain Cable Snow Tire Chains - Ladder Pattern # TC2028 needs at least 15mm of internal clearance between the inside of the tire and the vehicle. With that measurement, these will not work with your 13.5mm clearance limitation.
With that being said, we do have a couple options that only require 12mm of clearance that fit standard tires for your 2013 Audi Q7. For these options, I recommend the following... view full answer...
According to my contact at Glacier Chains, the maximum speed rating for the Glacier Cable Snow Tire Chains, # PW3010C, is 30 miles per hour unless otherwise stated in the vehicle owners manual. It is important that you check your vehicles owners manual for tire chain usage and restrictions as it may be different from the tire chain ratings.
I have attached an FAQ article on tire chains for you to check out. If you are planning on doing highway driving with tire chains, it is important... view full answer...
For the Titan # TC3229S tire chain, not including the hooks that attach the cross chains to the to the chains that attach to the tire, there's 13 links, and the tire chain is right at 18 inches in width. If you'd care to look over a couple of articles with additional information about tire chains, use the provided links. view full answer...
The best snow chains for a set 285/70/17 tires is the Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains w/ Cams for Wide Base Tires item # TC3829CAM. These chains have studded v-bars which are going to do especially well in ice. They also work great in deeper snow. The cam tighteners allow for a quick/easy install.
I recommend checking the owner's manual of your vehicle for any tire chain fit restrictions.
I have linked an installation video below to show you how to get these chains set up. If you aren't... view full answer...
We do have the same Glacier Cable Snow Tire Chains that fit a 245/75-16 tire like what is on your 2001 Ford F-150, but they are a different part number than what you mentioned.
The correct chain that fits a 245/75-16 tire is the Glacier Cable Snow Tire Chains # PW1046.
I have added links to video reviews of these cable snow chains for you to check out. I also highly recommend the Glacier Multi-Arm Rubber Adjusters # PW105 to ensure you have constant tension on your truck's chains. view full answer...
For your 2017 Honda Accord with 205/65 R-16 tires, I recommend the Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains item # TC1545 you were looking at. These chains have a diamond pattern that completely cover your tires. The square links offer great traction in both snow and ice. They also have built in tensioners that keep the chains snug on your tires.
I have linked an installation video below so you can see how to get them set up. If you are not familiar with tire chains I strongly recommend practicing... view full answer...
In order to determine what chains, if any, can be used on your 2005 Saturn Ion, you will want to consult the vehicle owners manual. There should be a section on chains, if they can be used, and if so if there are any restrictions.
We have not had a 2005 Saturn Ion in to be fitted for chains so it is a measurement I do not have. What you can do is cut the wheels all the way left, measure, all the way right, measure, and straight, measure. You will measure from the inside of the tire to... view full answer...
The best tire chains for your 2016 Honda Odyssey EX-L with 235/65/17 tires are the Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains item # TC1555. These chains use a cable/hoop system on the inner side of the tires that allow them to be installed without having to move your van forward.
The Titan item # TC1555 have a diamond chain pattern that offers superior stability in turns when compared to standard ladder-style chains. These chains feature integrated adjusters that ensure they maintain a good fit. For... view full answer...
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