Skid Steer Tire Chains

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H-Pattern Round Link Skid Loader Tire Chains

$658 – $822

8mm

$658 – $822
Heavy Duty Alloy Square Link Ladder Pattern Skid Loader Tire Chains

$380 – $1,132

2-Link, 4-Link

7mm, 8mm, 10mm

$380 – $1,132
Ladder Pattern Round Twist Link Skid Loader Tire Chains

$375 – $819

2-Link, 4-Link

8mm

$375 – $819
Ladder Pattern Studded Alloy Skid Loader Tire Chains

$542 – $1,336

2-Link, 4-Link

7mm, 8mm

$542 – $1,336
Trygg Safety Grip 7mm Skid Loader Chains

$838 – $1,313

7mm

$838 – $1,313
Trygg SMT Flexi 8mm Alloy Skid Loader Tire Chains

$1,202

8mm

Tensioner Included

Tensioner Included

$1,202
USA 8.2mm Square Link Skid Loader Tire Chains

$873 – $1,129

8.2mm

$873 – $1,129
USA Ladder Pattern Square Link Skid Loader Tire Chains

$619 – $1,129

2-Link, 4-Link

8.2mm

$619 – $1,129

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Alloy Skid Steer Tire Chains

Due to the constant twisting and turning motion of the vehicle, skid steer snow chains need to be tougher than car or truck chains. Our alloy steel tire chains have been treated to be much harder and more wear-resistant. It is a much tougher material than the hardened carbon steel tire chains we also offer here as an option.

Like all chains, however, it is important that they are fitted and used correctly to avoid unnecessary wear and tear. Firstly, they are not designed to be used on bare concrete. Even a hardened alloy will wear quicker when used in such a way. Secondly, make sure the chains are properly tightened and are not hanging loosely on the tire, as this will cause them to break more easily and wear out much faster. If used correctly, they will last a long time under normal use. Check out our video tab to see proper snow chain installation on a skid steer tire. It is always a good idea to practice installation before chains are needed, to check for proper fitment.

Which tires you install your skid steer chains on depends on the purpose you are using it for. If you are pushing snow, meaning the main weight will be on the back, we suggest you put the chains on your back tires. If you will be lifting and carrying heavy loads, causing the weight to mainly be on the front tires, then it is best to install the chains on the front. In an ideal world, however, we recommend chains be installed on both front and rear sets of tires for extra traction and security.

Who is Tire Chains 'R' Us?

We have been selling tire chains for over 20 years, priding ourselves on having the lowest prices, fastest shipping, and best customer service. All our tire chains are packaged and shipped from our warehouse in Iowa. Our goal is to provide everything you need on our website, from information on how to install chains to selling the chains themselves. That way, you’ll spend less time wondering what chains you need or installing your tire chains.

All our car chains are sold in pairs and are pre-fitted for your exact size of tire. This ensures that you won’t have to remove chain links in order to fit your tire correctly. If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to contact our staff and we would be more than happy to assist you.

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Shopping for Skid Steer Tire Chians

Whether you are using your skid steer to clear snow from a parking lot, carrying materials on a job site or moving debris out in the wilds, a set of chains on your tires can offer vastly superior traction. Without question, chains WILL make a difference in getting the job done effectively and efficiently, saving you both time and money.

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