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When the road turns to ice, these V-Bar links really dig in. The V-shaped studs cut through packed snow and ice to keep traction where smooth links would just spin. The ladder pattern gives steady forward movement, so whether you’re starting from a stop or holding a line on a steep grade, the chains bite in and keep you moving with confidence.
The ladder-style cross chains are built for driving in deep snow or ice where traction is scarce. This pattern spreads the grip evenly across the tread so you get controlled starts and stops, even when pushing through wet slush or frozen ruts. The 0.218" (5.5 mm) low-carbon steel links deliver the strength to handle heavy snow without twisting or breaking.
Getting chains snug doesn’t have to be a pain. These chains come with integrated cam tighteners, so once they’re draped over the tire, a quick twist with the included wrench pulls them tight. You can add rubber or chain adjusters (sold separately) for even more tension if you need it. The cam system saves time and keeps the fit secure mile after mile.
Every link is made from tough low-carbon steel, giving the chains solid durability for winter driving. The steel resists bending and wear, so they’ll hold up through repeated use in rugged snow conditions. A reusable canvas bag lets you store them neatly and keeps the chains ready for the next storm.
One pair of these chains fits a wide range of tire sizes from 15" up to 20". That versatility makes them a reliable backup when the weather turns bad. With a 30 mph maximum speed rating and proven traction design, they’re built to handle winter’s worst without slowing you down.
These chains fit the following tire sizes:
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Adam: Hi everyone. Adam, etrailer.com. Today, we're going to be taking a look at the Titan chain, snow tyre chains. So this does have a V bar style link, which is going to be the more aggressive style of your snow tyre chains. This is going to wear down a little bit more than some of your square shaped links, but it is going to give you superior traction to all of those. It may be a little rougher ride, but this is definitely going to get you out of those snowy or icy situations.
So this is going to be a ladder-pattern style tyre chain. Also, it is going to be made of a low carbon steel construction. It's going to last a decently long time and resist against rust and corrosion. Whenever you have these on, it's probably going to be soft on the roads. So having a nice, solid metal is definitely going to help it wear away.So, these do come in a pack of two, which have a decently sturdy canvas bag.
So for your all wheel drive and four wheel drive applications, you can just grab two sets on etrailer.com and it's going to be the same exact installation process on all four of your tyres. So the first thing we're going to want to do is lay out our chains and make sure there's no kinks in our links. Also, something to note, we want to make sure that the V-Bar is going to be facing out away from our tyre, and the open end here is going to be facing out as well. Once all that's done, we can try to grab the middle of our chains and drape them over our tyre.We'll make sure we get it nice and even. So now that we're back here, we're going to take our spare links here and our hook.
We're going to find a chain. I want to do the second closest, and then we're going to go around front and complete the connection. So around front, we're going to take our metal portion here, put it through a link and bend it over like so, it connects it to our spare link here. Now we can take our cam tensioner tool, put it into place and rotate this around to get that desired tightness.We don't have to do all of them, but I am going to do two here. We do have about four on this kit.
That should be pretty tight. So these cams did do a pretty good job at getting these chains nice and tight. And I only use two of them. There's two more that I could tighten down if we needed to get a little bit tighter, but if you want that added security and comfort, you can go on etrailer.com and purchase some of these rubber tensioners. And all you really need to do is just have the hooks facing out away from your tyres and then go on a diamond or star-pattern just across from each other to get them installed. That's something that you would like to have with your tyre chains. They don't come with them, but, we do sell them here at etrailer.com. Well, everyone, thanks for tuning in and taking a look at Titan chain, snow tyre chains..
Ratings & Reviews
Nick S.
11/3/2025
This is great to hear! I am glad you stumbled upon our page and were able to find just what you needed quickly. I know how annoying it can be looking all over and not finding what you need easily, it can be stressful that's for sure. We have just about anything you can think of so I am sure we have something! I am glad your first experience was great and I hope we can continue that. Have you had a chance to install the tire chains yet? Or at least tried to??
George
2/27/2022
Chains continue to be rugged enough through multiple days of plowing snow on 7 12 miles of gravel roads.
Ken
1/31/2025
Only needed the tire chains a couple times. But those times I really needed them. They preformed better than expected.
Robin H.
2/2/2025
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James
4/7/2019
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