Looking For V-Bar Style Tire Chains For 295/60R20 Tires On A 2019 Ram 3500

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I have a 2019 Ram 3500 Laramie with 295 60 20. Can you give me a recommendation on what v bar chains I need. Respectfully

asked by: Andrew P

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Expert Reply:

With you having 295/60R20 tires on your 2019 Ram 3500 Laramie, it does limit what we have available. With that said, we currently do not have a V-Bar style tire chain available, unfortunately. However, we do have the Konig Snow Tire Chains - XD16 Pro # KON64FR, again not V-Bar, but this does have D-shape links and a diamond pattern for increased traction. They are also a manganese nickel alloy steel construction that is durable and corrosion resistant, so they are highly recommended.

expert reply by: Lazer S

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Answer 1

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