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Review of the Pewag Brenta-C Square Link Tire Chains on a 2017 Ford F-150

Today on our 2017 Ford F150, we're going to be test fitting the Pewag Brenta C 4x4 snow tire chains, part number PWXMR82V. We're going to be working with tire size 265/70R17 today. If these chains don't fit your particular tire size, double check the size, then go to our fit guide, and find the proper fit. Also, installing tire chains can be taxing on your hands, so we do recommend that you wear… see more >

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