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Get Winter Traction When Wheel-Well Space Is Tight

Some cars, light trucks, and SUVs don't leave much room around the tires for traditional chains. These SAE Class S snow socks use a low-bulk fabric design for vehicles with restricted wheel-well clearance. Instead of digging into snow and ice with metal links, the tightly woven polyolefin fabric creates friction against snowy or icy pavement as your tires turn. They're made for highway use, giving you added traction on winter roads without adding bulky metal links around the tire.

Skip the Chain Noise and Vibration

Metal chains can make every rotation noticeable through the steering wheel and cabin. EasySox use woven fabric instead of metal links, so your tires roll more smoothly and quietly across snowy or icy roads. You still get added traction, with less of the vibration and chain noise that can make winter driving feel rough.

Practice the Fit Before the Snow Starts

When snow starts coming down, you don't want your first attempt at fitting a traction device to happen along the side of the road. Lightweight, stretchable fabric pulls over your tire, while reinforced contact points and elastic bands connected to the center ring help keep the sock snug and centered. Try them on at home before winter so you already know how they fit when you need them.

Built to Handle Repeat Winter Use

Fabric running directly against snowy and icy roads still has to stand up to wear. EasySox use high-denier, abrasion-resistant woven polyolefin with double-stitched seams and reinforced contact points for durability through repeated use. They also use fewer seams than similar fabric traction devices, leaving fewer stitched areas that can wear or rip. When winter is over, they're machine washable for easier cleanup before storage.

Know Where and How Fast to Use Them

EasySox are made for highway use on snow- or ice-covered pavement, not trails or other off-road terrain. They have a maximum speed rating of 25 mph, so keep your speed down while they're installed. High-visibility elastic bands make them easier to spot around the tire and gives you a visual reminder that they're still on. They also meet Department of Transportation requirements in all 50 states and work with ABS and ESP or ESC systems.