Snow Tire Chains That Have Ice Cleats and Cam Locks

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I was wondering if your Chains #PWH2821SC will fit LT265-75R-16 tires? If not what do you have that has ice cleats and cam locks?

asked by: Terri A

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Helpful Expert Reply:

There are chains available which will work for you but the Glacier V-Bar # PWH2821SC are not confirmed to fit 265/75-16 tires.

Instead you would need the Glacier V-Bar part # PWH2828SC; these are confirmed to fit your 265/75-16 tires and also have ice cleats and cam locks like the chains you referenced. I've added a link to a pair of video reviews on these chains for you to take a look at.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

For your tire size of 265/75-16 the best fitting tire chains will be the Thule Easy Fit part #TH04115267. These chains will install in a matter of seconds, will fit well, provide great traction and have a very long warranty. For a more budget…

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I can certainly help you find tire chains for your 2013 Toyota Tacoma with LT265/75R16 tires. I recommend going with the Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains w/ Cams #TC2828CAM. These are heavy duty chains that would work well in heavy snow and ice. You…

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The best option for your 2002 Toyota 4Runner's LT265/75R16 tire size with the best rim protection is the Konig Self-Tensioning, Low-Pro Snow Tire Chains #TH04115267. All of the cables we offer for your tire size do not offer rim protection so…

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The Glacier Cable Snow Tire Chains #PW2028C are perfect for occasional use and will fit size 265/75 R16. I recommend these because of the rugged steel wiring covered with case hardened steel rollers for traction. These Easy-to-install chains comply…

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For a 265/75R16 tire you will need the Titan Chain Heavy Duty Alloy Snow Tire Chains #TC2228SHD. The #TC74FR will not fit this particular tire size.

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Answer 6

The Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains - Ladder Pattern - Twist Links - 1 Pair, part #TC2228, will fit the 265/75 16 tires and the 265/70 16 tires you intend on getting for your 2002 Toyota Tundra. These snow tire chains are not Class S compatible. Class…

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I highly recommend going with chains that have V-bar studs in order to get the best grip in icy conditions. The best tire chains that have V-bar studs that fit the 285/75-16 tires on your 2001 GMC Sierra are the Glacier V-Bar Snow Tire Chains with…

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The V-bar style of tire chain is the best for icy conditions like what you mentioned. Their design goes in and breaks up the ice giving you better traction. So for your tire size of 265/70-17 you'd want the part #PWH2828SC which will work great…

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Answer 9

The owners manual of your 2015 Chevy Silverado 2500 will be the final authority on whether you can install tire chains or not, but we had the chance to install the Twist link Pewag chains part #PWE3229SC and found that they worked well with your tire…

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Answer 10

We can look at it as a better and best, type of situation when looking at tire chains for your 2007 Ford F-150. The better chains would be ideal for infrequent use in areas that do not normally get a lot of snow and ice. I recommend the Glacier Cable…

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The best bang for your buck snow chains we offer that are confirmed to fit the 285/70R17 tires of your 2004 Nissan Titan would be the Titan Chains part #TC2327. These chains install easy, provide great traction, and are priced great. I'd say the…

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Answer 12

The V-bar style of chain like the part #PWH2828SC is great for heavy snow, but what the V-bars do the best in is ice situations as they break up the ice well. For heavy snow and mud the Mud Service Chains by Glacier like the part #TC2828CAM would be…

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