Availability of Replacement Parts and Tools for Titan Chain Alloy Snow Tire Chains

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Hi, Im going to purchase the TC1555 chains for my 2008 Odyssey w/ 235/65/16s. What accessories/repair parts would you recommend getting with the chains in case something breaks? Thanks!

asked by: Morgan

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The Titan Chain Alloy Snow Tire Chains # TC1555 that you referenced, which are confirmed to fit the 235/65-16 size tires on your Honda Odyssey, features a heavy-duty construction that should last a good while but we absolutely have replacement parts and tools that you can keep on hand in the event that something happens.

I recommend adding the Titan Chain Repair Pliers # TCRP1 and a 4-Piece Link Set # TCRK-1 that will let you quickly repair and replace individual links.

We do also have the Rubber Fastener # TCRE-1, the Red Side Hook # TCQH-1, the Shortening Ring # TCSH-1, and the Red Chain Channel # TCLS-1 available as replacement parts.

expert reply by: Chris R

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Answer 1

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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Answer 2

No, I am sorry we do not! To remove the Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains item #TC1555 you will disconnect the tensioning chain with red clips and the green hook, both on the outside of the tire and then the straight pin connector on the inside-facing…

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Answer 3

The pewag Servo RS Tire Chains #PWRSV79 have a thicker chain link of 3.5mm where the Chains #PWRS79 are 3.2mm thick. Both sets are going to be S-class rated which according to the owners manual for your 2023 Subaru Outback Wilderness will allow them…

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Answer 4

When the law requires use of snow chains, it trumps the manufacturer. So in these cases, I recommend using Class S chains which are minimal clearance chains to give you traction and yet avoid issues with internal clearances. For your 225/65R17 tires…

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Answer 5

In general, snow tire chains are generally placed on drive wheels, but they can sometimes also be used on non-powered wheels. If a vehicle is front-wheel-drive only, then generally the front tires are the priority but it is permissible to place them…

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Answer 6

I am far from an expert on snowmobiles but one would have to think such a large truck with the correct tires and chains would be able to make it through up to 2' of snow assuming you have clearance on the vehicle. In regards to the type of tire…

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Answer 7

Currently we do not have any tires chains which will fit both your 245/65R17 and 225/65R17 tires as they are to different in width and height, so you will need to get a set for each vehicle. I recommend the Konig Easy Fit as they are so very easy to…

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Answer 8

Use of tire chains is subject to the approval of the auto maker, and is generally covered in the owner's manual. Some vehicles can have clearance issues within the wheel wells if chains are used; other vehicles may be able to use chains on one…

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