Recommended Tire Chains For 235/65-16 and 235/65-17 Tires

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would a snow chains for P235/65R16 fit on a P235/65 R17 tire?

asked by: Jackie

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Expert Reply:

We do have some tire chains that will fit both the 235/65-16 and 235/65-17 tires you asked about. I recommend the Titan Diamond Pattern Chains, part # TC1555.

You will want to check your vehicle owner's manual to see if there are any restrictions concerning tire chains for your vehicle.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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Answer 2

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 11

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