Does Titan Chain Make A Heavy Duty Diamond Chain For a 265/70-18 Tire On a Ford F-350?

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currently use the diamond hd chains #2533 on two of our vehicles 275/55/20s and 275/70/18s Would like a hd diamond for our 265/70/18s on one of our ford trucks f-350 - can only find light duty ones listed 2327 - what am i missing? Thanks

asked by: Mark A

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Expert Reply:

Currently the Titan Chain Alloy Snow Tire Chains # TC2327 are the only diamond chains offered by Titan for your 265/70-18 tire. They do not offer a HD Diamond like the # TC2533 you use with the 275/55-20 and 275/70-18 on your other vehicles.

Titan does offer a Heavy Duty Ladder Pattern Chain # TC2228SCAM which will fit your 265/70-18 tire. These have cam adjusters and I recommend using the Titan Chain Multi-Arm Rubber Tire Chain Adjuster # TCMA3 with them.

expert reply by: Bud M

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