Are Only 1 Pair of Konig Tire Chains Needed For 2022 Mini Clubman

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Hello I got a question about the konig cg9 self tension snow chains I have a 2022 cooper clubman S All4 and might be in a area with level 3 chain zones and wonder if I only need 1 pair of chains for my front tires or 2 pairs for All4 to gain more traction in California it is required to still have them in the car In case so I wonder since I have a all for capability vehicle will it only need 1 pair of chains or 2 pairs

asked by: Oziel V

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Expert Reply:

I looked up the owners manual for your 2022 Mini Clubman, and it specifies to use tire chains on the front tires only, so that's all you'll need for the Konig Tire Chains # TH00023095.

Having another set on won't add to your Mini's capability so just go with the single set as outlined in the manual.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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