Quality Chain Alloy Steel Tire Chains for ATV and UTVs - Diamond Pattern - U-Grip Studs - 1 Pair

Features to know about

Stays on Top of Deep ATV and UTV Tread

Deep mud-tire lugs can let tire chains settle between the tread blocks, leaving less chain where you need it. The full-floating diamond pattern keeps your chains riding across the top of the tread instead of burrowing between the lugs. Twist-link construction also keeps the chains from getting caught between the blocks as your tires turn, so they stay where they can work.

Grips Ice with Less Vibration

An icy driveway or frozen trail calls for more than your tire lugs can always provide. U-Grip studs are welded onto every other link to break up and displace ice, reducing wheel spin and improving braking. The twist-link diamond pattern also reduces vibration as your tires roll, giving you a smoother ride while the studs keep working against the slick surface.

Practice the Install Before the Snow Hits

Don't make the middle of a snowstorm your first time putting on tire chains. Practice installing them in your driveway or garage so you know how they connect and how snug they should be. When you use them for the first time, drive forward a bit and check the fit again because the chains can shift slightly as they seat around the tire. Rubber spider bungee adjusters are available in small , medium , or large sizes (sold separately) to add tension for a tighter fit.

Work Through Mud, Snow, Slush, and Rough Ground

Plowing a steep drive, working around the farm, or heading out to your hunting property can take your ATV or UTV across several different surfaces in one trip. Heavy-duty alloy steel construction holds up through off-road use in mud, snow, slush, and rough terrain, while the corrosion-resistant finish adds protection from repeated winter exposure. The non-cam design keeps installation straightforward and removes a potential snag point when you're backing up or working over rough terrain.

A Chain Maker with a Long Track Record

You may not recognize the Quality Chain name, but people who work with tire chains often do. They're one of the oldest chain manufacturers in the business and the largest traction tire chain wholesaler in North America. That long history matters when you're buying equipment that may spend its winter working around the property, or getting you down an icy trail.

Note: Check your ATV or UTV owner's manual before installing tire chains. Some machines limit chain use to certain wheels or axles, and clearance can vary between the front and rear.