Showing posts with label tire chain installation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tire chain installation. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 2, 2008

Tire Chain Installation Video

Public Notice:

There are many Tire Chain Installation Video's located on various blogspot.com. BEWARE they are bogus and will try and download a virus onto your computer. We have found that youtube.com has a variety of Tire Chain Installation video's that are safe to watch. Be very careful not to download any suspicious content from untrusted sources.

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to view a wide selection of tire chains.

Friday, November 9, 2007

Tire Chain Classifications

Tire Chain Classification and Use
Definition of SAE classification

SAE class S:
Regular, non-reinforced passenger tire chains and cables for vehicles with restricted wheel well clearances.

SAE class U:
Regular, non-reinforced and lug-reinforced passenger tire chains for vehicles with regular, non-restricted wheel well clearances.

SAE class W:
Passenger tire chains that use light truck components, as well as some light truck chains.

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Thursday, November 1, 2007

General Tire Chain Rules

• Consult your owner's manual to see if tire chains can be used on your vehicle.

• Make sure chains are properly sized for your tire. Proper fit is very important.

• Install as tightly as possible by hand for maximum chain life and performance.

• Pull completely off the road and out of the way of traffic before installing, servicing, or removing tire chains.

• Do not deflate tires to install tire chains. (Tires should be normal inflation.)

• Drive approximately 1/4 mile. Stop and retighten chains. Extra links (depending on chain style) may be cut off or zip tied.

• Do not exceed 30 miles per hour. Accelerate and decelerate slowly. Avoid spinning or locking of wheels.

• If chains should fail, stop immediately and repair or remove. Do not drive with a broken tire chain.

• Avoid hitting curbs with tire chains.

• Tire chains are not designed for towing.


The dimensions of tires may vary between manufacturers and tread design profiles. We recommend that you pre-fit your chains prior to use. These tire chains may be designed to fit the largest tire profile within the tire size designation. Pre-fitting the chains will ensure that the chains will fit the tire when you are ready to use them.

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Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Making Tire Chains Fit.

.Tire Chains Required offers many tire chain models to fit a wide range of tire sizes. There are, however, instances in which the tire chain best suited for your tire will need to be modified for best fit. This modification simply involves removing the excess links of chain. Prefitting your tire chains is highly recommended to ensure a proper fit before they become necessary.

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Extending the Life of your Tire Chains

For best wear, tire chains should be fitted prior to use and extra chain links removed or tied back. Avoid twists or kinks in the chains and place cross chain hooks with open ends away from the tire surface. Once chains are tightened by hand, roll forward and remove any slack. Do not exceed 30 MPH while using tire chains. For complete installation instructions,

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