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When you’re facing steep, icy grades or deep snowdrifts, these Titan Chain alloy tire chains come through with dependable traction. Their square links dig firmly into snow and ice, gripping hard so your tires can keep moving where regular treads lose hold. The ladder pattern keeps that traction steady as you drive forward, giving you the confidence to handle tough winter climbs and descents.
Cold hands and loose chains don’t mix. These chains use built-in cams that let you twist and tighten them quickly around the tire without a fight. Just give each cam a quick turn with the included tool and the chain pulls taut. If you want an even snugger fit, add rubber or chain adjusters (sold separately) and you’re set to roll.
These aren’t throw-away chains. Each link is made from corrosion-resistant manganese nickel alloy steel and coated in zinc for extra protection. That combination stands up to road salt, moisture, and heavy use better than standard low-carbon steel chains. The tough construction means they’ll hold up season after season, even when used in deep snow or icy conditions.
Whether you’re keeping access to a rural property, towing through chain-up zones, or just making sure you can get home after a storm, these chains are made for serious winter use. They’re not Class S-compatible, but that extra heft is what gives them the strength and bite you need in deep snow and icy roads. Each set comes with two chains built for tires between 22-1/2" and 24-1/2" with 7 mm (0.281") thick links, ready to take on demanding conditions whenever the weather calls for it.
To determine whether you can use snow chains on your vehicle, or if they might affect your ABS/EPS functionality, consult your owner's manual.
These chains fit the following tire sizes:
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hey everybody, Adam here with etrailer. Today we're gonna to be taking a look at the Titan Chains, snow tire chains. What we have right here is a ladder pattern style chain. What does that mean Well we just have these cross chains going across. So these are gonna be a little bit more rough than some of the other ones that make a diamond pattern. Just because with these we're gonna from chain to tire to chain to tire as we rotate around.
It's going to be a little bit rougher of a ride compared to some of the other ones. Definitely gonna give you more traction than some of the cable tire chains, just because those ones give you a whole lot traction but they are smoother. So its all up to you. I don't really mind the ride because I just don't wanna get stuck. So these are gonna be a bit more aggressive than your twist chains cause they're square links.
But they are gonna be less aggressive than some of the V bar style chains. So these are gonna have a manganese nickel alloy steel and these are gonna be coated so they're nice and strong. You can kind of see the cool little colors with it. So this is gonna last you plenty of time , comparing these to some of the other ladder pattern style chains, some of them don't have cam tensioners. I am a very big cam guy, really like them just because you can get the chain nice and tight on there even without the rubber tensioner.
But we are gonna have to use those which aren't included with the kit. We do have a fair amount of space between the chain and our wheels. There are some little areas where it might kind of over hang, but I don't really think it's gonna do a whole lot. Just be mindful of that whenever your setting it up. I don't really think it's gonna do much to our wheels if anything at all.
It does come in a pack of two, so it comes with little tiny canvas bag which it does fit in there. They fit in there well you don't really have to work real hard to get them back in. The cable tire chains are really difficult to get back in so this is definitely easier than that. But I am just not a big fan of the canvas bag, they do tend to rip, so the chains are going to out last the bag. If you wanted to get some that are a little bit easier to install and come with a carrying case, that's plastic. There are some Konig self tensioning snow tire chains or the premium snow tire chains. Those are the best just because we don't have to get down on the ground to make our connection, all the stuff is up here. But these are gonna get the job done, give us the extreme traction and you do just wanna make sure to check with your owners manual to figure out exactly which tires, which wheels you want to put them on. So, if they say the back, put them on the back, if they say you could put them on all four wheels, just go ahead and grab two of these and that's all you really need to do. And that'll do it, for a look at the Titan chains, snow tire chains..
Ratings & Reviews
Mike L.
7/27/2018
Sounds great! Make sure to practice getting the chains on and off in your driveway or garage. Kneeling in a snowbank on the side of the highway isnt the time or place to familiarize yourself with the process! For more helpful info on tire chains, take a look at the help article Ive linked for you.
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Mark
9/16/2024
look no farther. these chains are industrial quality and will last many years. I am very satified. The quick tensioners are AMAZING!
Andrew N.
9/16/2024
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Gwendolyn Y.
3/21/2025
I'm happy to hear that the chains made it in time! Don't hesitate to reach out to us again whenever you need something :)