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I can't find my tire size. What should I do?
If you’re having trouble searching by your tire size, check out this short guide to make sure you’re using the correct numbers. If you’re still having issues, call us at 866-437-5883. Our in-house experts can help you find the right size chains.
Tire chains, tire cables, or tire socks?
This is a question we get often. So often that we’ve made pages dedicated to helping educate about the pros and cons for each of these three types of traction devices.
Here are a few factors that will help determine which are best for you:
- How often are you going to use your chains?
- What’s your budget?
- What are your vehicles clearance requirements?
- What are the laws in your state?
Contact us if you need help choosing!
Difference between tire chain patterns
It’s important to understand the difference between patterns and how they effect traction.
When you’re purchasing your chains, keep in mind that tire coverage matters a lot. The more the pattern covers your tires, and therefore makes more contact with the ground, the more traction you should expect.
Learn about the pros and cons of the three of the most common tire chain patterns here.
Difference between tire chain link styles
Link styles are the design of the individual chain links that make up the chain. You’ll notice some are more common for certain terrain or vehicle types.
Check out our page on the 4 most common styles and their pros and cons.
Can my vehicle use tire chains?
You will want to check to make sure your vehicle wheel well has proper clearance for the tire chains you purchase. Our SAE clearance guide should help you identify which kinds of tire chains you can purchase.
It may be that tire socks or tire cables are going to be a better option, depending on the clearance limitations. Check your owners manual for more information as well.
What is Cam vs Non-Cam?
Cam is a mechanical device or mechanism that is used to adjust the tension of the chains while they are in use. They allow for quick and easy adjustments to be made to the tension of the chains without requiring the driver to stop and manually make changes.
Non-cam have a hook that lets you hook each side of the chain around the tire.
Who is Tire Chains 'R' Us?
We have been selling tire chains for nearly 30 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 truck chains are sold in pairs and in most cases are pre-fitted for your tire size. 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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Understanding SAE Clearance: A Guide to Tire Chains and Winter Traction
As winter approaches and road conditions become more challenging, ensuring your vehicle is equipped for snowy and icy surfaces is crucial. One effective way to enhance traction in winter weather…
Installing Tire Chains
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How to Install 4×4 Pickup Truck Tire Chains
In this how-to guide, we go over installing tire chains on a pickup truck. For more info, or help choosing your tire chains, please contact us. Our team of experts…
Safety and Regulations
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Tire Chain Laws
Updated May 2020 Most every state in the U.S. has laws pertaining to the use of tire chains or snow tires. These laws dictate when you can, should, and absolutely…
Our Selection for Light Trucks & Pickup Trucks
We sell a variety of tire chains, for any type of truck and all types of situations. All of our chains are manufactured according to current NACM specifications. Our chains are made from a variety of quality materials, from hardened carbon to steel alloy.
Please remember that all truck tire chains are designed for slower speeds, not normal highway speeds. It is recommended that you travel no faster than 30-35 mph after your chains are installed. Failure to adhere to this warning could lead to chain failure or damage to your tires and truck.
Each truck and it’s intended usage requires specific chains to maximize the truck’s effectiveness and efficiency. Whether you are on or off road, in mud, sand, snow, or ice. The right chains for your application and environment are important.
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