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Ladder Pattern V-Bar ATV-UTV Tire Chains
Price range: $99.25 through $599.25 Per Pair
Image is for reference only, tire/wheel/rubber tensioners not included. Chains only. Chains are sold in pairs (2 chains) and will cover two tires.
Tire chains are sold in pairs (will cover one axle)
Free shipping for orders over $75 in the Contiguous U.S.
Same Day Shipping on most orders before 3pm CST.
Product Overview
ATV/UTV Tire Chains are an excellent addition for your next hunting trip or snowplow adventure with your quad! Do not get stuck; always carry a set with you! V-bar reinforced ATV traction chains feature welded V-bars on the twist link, case hardened cross chains for added traction and durability. Sold in pairs.| Vehicle | |
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Simple Tips
Installing Your Tire Chains
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Test fit your chains before you need them. Be sure you have the correct chains for your tire size. Consult your owner’s manual if you are unsure.
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Lay the chains out flat on the ground to untangle and inspect them for irregularities. Make sure they are not twisted or knotted.
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Install the tire chains on the drive wheels of your vehicle, which are typically the front wheels for front-wheel drive vehicles and the rear wheels for rear-wheel drive vehicles.
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Check for proper clearance of your vehicle. Then, drive a short distance and check the chains to make sure they are properly secured and adjusted. Never drive over 30 MPH.
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Great grip on the ice and extremely easy to install.
Really well made and heavier gage material.
Extremely easy to put on high-quality
Works as expected
Used the chains on the rear wheels. They seem not have enough clearance to install on the front wheels as they may hit the suspension.