Recommended Snow Tire Chains For 2021 Ford F-150 With 275/60R20 Tires

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I picked up the TC2326 chains for a 2012 Traverse but never had the need to use them but I now have a 2021 F-150. The tire size is 275/60R20 OWL All-Terrain. Will these chains fit? If not, which should I ?

asked by: Kevin P

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You will need to use a different set of tire chains, as Titan Chain Alloy Snow Tire Chains # TC2326 will not be a good fit for 275/60R20 tires. Hopefully you can resell your unused chains to cover the cost of new chains. While I'm sure this is not the news you were looking for, I'll go ahead and recommend a set of chains that will be safe to use on your 2021 Ford F-150 with 275/60R20 tires.

If you plan to use your tire chains a few times a year in light snow, then I would stick with a cable design like Titan Chain Diagonal Alloy Cable Snow Tire Chains # TC751DC. If you plan to use your tire chains quite often in heavy snow, then I recommend a chain design such as Glacier Twist Link Snow Tire Chains with Cam Tighteners # PWH2226SC. Tensioners are included for each pair so you won't need anything else to use these; I attached demonstration videos for you.

expert reply by: Andrew N

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Answer 1

For the 275/60-20 size tires on your 2018 Ram 1500 I recommend the Titan Chain Diagonal Alloy Cables #TC751DC These will allow for a secure fit on your larger tires and are designed specifically to work with the limited wheel well clearance you…

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I have attached for you below some tire chain options for 245/75-16 tires with extra thick links: Titan Chain Heavy Duty Alloy Snow Tire Chains part #TC2221SHD (7mm) - Square Links Titan Chain Mud Service Snow Tire Chains part #TC2439 (8mm) - Twist…

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Answer 3

Link size and design do make a pretty big difference and have pros and cons so you'll have to decide what will serve your 2020 Subaru Crosstrek the best. Bigger links will give a bit better traction in deep snow and will be a bit rougher so…

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Answer 4

You've already checked the owner's manul of your 2010 Ford F-150 which is a great start. It might state which axle snow chains should be used on as well. If it doesn't then the rear axle is the definite and the front axle is…

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Thanks so much for your trust in us! The reason why some vehicle manufacturers recommend Class S tire chains is to wash their hands of any liability if there is any damage sustained to components within the wheel wells. Since Class S chains are…

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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…

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Answer 7

Class U tires chains need at least 0.91" (23mm) sidewall clearance and the Titan Chain Alloy Snow Tire Chains #TC2533 have a link thickness of 0.216" (5.5mm) so you will be just fine to use these on your 2019 Ram 3500 with 275/70R18…

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Answer 8

The use of chains on your 2018 Ford F-150 with 275/55-20 tires is slightly complicated. The tire size isn't one that requires special chains approved by Ford, but Ford does give you some parameters. The Class S parameter is recommended by…

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Answer 9

For a similar set of V-bar tire chains that fit your tire size of 285/75R17 you'd want the Titan tire chains part #TC3829CAM which will do a great job in snow and ice due to the v-bars.

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Answer 10

You definitely have more than enough clearance for chains to fit without interference on your 2018 Ford F-150 with tire size 275/65R18 but we have to recommend you get the green light from Ford. We have found that if you contact a Ford dealer near…

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Answer 11

According to the owner's manual for your 2017 Ford F-150, tire chains can only be used on the rear wheels, must be Class S compatible, and on 245/70-17, 265/70-17 or 265/60-18 tires. If you have 245/70-17 or 265/60-18 tires, I recommend the Konig…

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Answer 12

I would first check to make sure that you received the same size chain in both kits. There should be a two digit number on the green hooks, as long as they all match then this is not the issue. I would then check to make sure all tires are the same…

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