Recommended Tire Chains for 225/75R16 Dual Rear Wheels

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My dual tire is 225x75 R16.

asked by: Dana S

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For your dual 225/75R16 size tires I recommend the Pewag All Square Snow Tire Chains # PWE4219S. These feature 7 mm-thick steel square links that are compatible with on or off road situations and are reversible which means you get even more life out of them than other tire chains.

Please be sure to check your owner's manual for any specifics regarding the use of tire chains on your vehicle.

expert reply by: Jon G

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