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Konig Tire Chains for not class s compatible setups
Konig tire chains deliver confident grip on ice and steep grades while staying straightforward to mount and remove. As not class s compatible options, they're best when you have ample wheel-well clearance and they work well with aggressive tread patterns, though the ride will feel rougher on bare pavement.
No. Fine-link and Class S go hand in hand for limited-clearance vehicles, so you'll want Konig chains that are Class S if your manual calls for fine-link or low profile. Check your owner's manual first. Verify wheel-well clearance to brake lines and suspension parts before choosing a non-Class S option.
They can fit aggressive tread. Draping can be a bit difficult on deep lugs/siping but still manageable. After installation, check clearance to brake and suspension components. A tip is to place cord over the tensioning chain on the rear tire to protect the hub if needed.
Mounting and removal can be straightforward. Test installs have taken about 10 min for both front tires, and practicing ahead of time helps. For removal, aligning the connector at the top can make it easier. Handle small plastic clips and the rubber end gently to avoid damage.
They can provide plenty of grip on ice and help on steep icy hills. On pavement they are not smooth, so drive cautiously and remove them when conditions improve. Keep speeds down in snow and ice for control and longevity.
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