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When the road turns to packed snow or sheer ice, the V-bar studs on these chains dig in hard to give you confident traction. Each V-shaped cleat breaks through surface ice and grips firmly, keeping your tires from slipping on steep or slick grades. The twist-link cross chains keep consistent contact with the surface, so you can climb, descend, or stop with control even when conditions get treacherous.
In deep snow, momentum is everything, and the ladder-style pattern on these chains helps you keep it. The evenly spaced cross chains bite into snow as the tires rotate, clearing a solid path with each step. That simple, rugged layout also helps with smooth starts and steady stops, reducing wheel spin when you need traction the most.
Fighting with loose chains in the cold is no fun, but the built-in cams on these make it easy. Just twist the cams with the included wrench and the chains pull snug around the tires. Once tightened, the chains stay centered, and you can add rubber or chain adjusters (sold separately) for extra hold. It’s a quick, low-fuss way to get rolling again when the snow’s coming down.
These chains are made from low-carbon steel for strength and durability. The 0.218" (5.5 mm) thick links stand up to tough winter driving, and the design fits around both tires on one side of a dual-wheel setup. They’re rated for speeds up to 30 mph and come with a reusable canvas storage bag so you can keep them ready for the next storm.
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
Charlie
1/26/2019
Ive put over 50 miles on mine. I will buy another set when these wear out. I use mine when I plow.
Ayad N.
1/29/2019
Great Product! easy to put on and take off. Video of install is exactly as it went.
Thomas F.
9/17/2017
Have not needed them, but good insurance.
Gwendolyn Y.
10/28/2024
Hey Shloimo. These tire chains fit 225/70-17.5, 225/70-19.5, or 8x19.5. Are one of these your tire size? If not, let me know and I can find some that will work better for you.
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Charlie
1/26/2019
These vbar chains are awesome. I dont need 4X4 most of the time.