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Tire Cable Chains for a 2017 Honda CR-V EX with 235/60-18 Tires  

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Thank you for the quick response, Conner. One more question while I have you...I'm seeing that Z-style chains are better for ABS / traction control / AWD vehicles. Do you know if there's a specific reason why I wouldn't go that route?

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The Glacier Cable Snow Tire Chains part # PW2029C are a fit for your 2017 Honda CR-V EX with 235/60-18 tires and will work well for you. They are also class s compliant so the limited wheel wheel clearance should not be an issue. The Security Chain Tire Cable Set TC2212MM that you owner's manual recommends is not class s compliant according to the manufacturer, Peerless Chain Company.

I think you will be just fine using the Glacier Cable Snow Tire Chains part # PW2029C as they provide more clearance than the Security Chain Tire Cable Set TC2212MM that your owner's manual recommends. I would also like to note that Glacier does recommend using the Glacier Multi-Arm Rubber Adjusters part # PW105 with these tire cables to ensure they remain seated in the proper position on the tire.

I have attached review video of these cables installed on a 2017 Honda CR-V for you as well.

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Conner L

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11/30/2018

Thank you for the quick response, Conner. One more question while I have you...I'm seeing that Z-style chains are better for ABS / traction control / AWD vehicles. Do you know if there's a specific reason why I wouldn't go that route?

Conner L.

11/30/2018

The main difference between a ladder style cable like the Glacier Cable Snow Tire Chains part # PW2029C and a v-trac style cable like the Glacier V-Trac Cable Snow Tire Chains part # PW1946V is the v-trac style cables will have a smoother ride and provide more lateral traction. This set in particular which is a fit for your 2017 Honda CR-V EX with 235/60-18 tires also comes with the rubber adjusters so you don't need to purchase them separately. I can't say I have ever heard of the v-trac style being better for ABS/Traction Control/ AWD systems.

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