2014 Honda Odyssey Tire Chains Installation And Review Videos

Pewag Servo Self Tensioning Tire Chains Installation - 2014 Honda Odyssey- Video

Hey, everyone. Shane here with etrailer.com Today I have a 2014 Honda Odyssey. I'm going to walk you through, how to install a pewag Servo RS Self-Tensioning Snow Tire. If you've ever found yourself in the snow sliding around a little bit, and you're, kind of got the idea in your head that no change might be a good idea. I think this is a great set for a vehicle. There's a difference between your ladder pattern designs and your diamond pattern. more

8/2/2021 11:32:37 AM

Glacier Cable Snow Tire Chains Review - 2014 Honda Odyssey- Video

Today on a 2014 Honda Odyssey we're going to install part number PW1046. This is the Glacier Cable Snow Tire Chains. We're working with a tire size of P235-65R-517. On taking a closer look here at construction you can see how the cross-cables connect to the cables that go around the tire. You have this nice little crimped cable connection that holds everything in place. This is also galvanized low-carbon steel so it resists snow and ice for a very long time. I've got these rollers here. These are spring rollers. more

1/29/2015 10:12:10 AM

Glacier Cable Snow Tire Chains Review - 2014 Honda Odyssey PW2016C- Video

Today on this 2014 Honda Odyssey we're going to install part number PW2016C. This is a Glacier Cable Snow Tire Chains. It's a good idea to go ahead and get familiar with the snow tire chains before you actually need them, like we're doing here. Also, as for reference, we're working with tire size of P23565R by 17. Let's go ahead and take a quick look. First off, with the part number you get two chains and also, there's a left and a right hand side to them. We'll take a look at this one over here. more

1/5/2015 11:48:28 AM

Titan Chain Diamond Alloy Snow Tire Chains Installation - 2014 Honda Odyssey- Video

Today on this Honda Odyssey, we're going to install part number TC1555, the Titan Chain Alloy Snow Tire Chains with the Diamond Pattern. Let's put it over the top of the tire. We'll pull out the top part of the chain. It will connect yellow to yellow right here. Then we'll take the part with the yellow here, the cable, we'll push that towards the back side of the tire. These little, sharp bars here should be roughly over the center of the tire. At the bottom of the tire here, we'll pull out the rest of the components of our chain. more

12/22/2014 4:33:25 PM