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Konig K-Summit Tire Chains - Diamond Pattern - Square Link - Self Tensioning - 1 Pair
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Konig K-Summit Tire Chains - Diamond Pattern - Square Link - Self Tensioning - 1 Pair

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These chains are the perfect solution for SUVs with limited wheel-well clearance because they ride solely on your tire tread. Chains automatically tighten and align as you drive so you don't have to recheck tension. Great Prices for the best tire chains from Konig. Konig K-Summit Tire Chains - Diamond Pattern - Square Link - Self Tensioning - 1 Pair part number KON84FR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Konig Tire Chains - KON84FR

Highlights

  • Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Chains made to match your tire size for a snug fit
  • No Clearance Needed: Mounts to a lug nut and rides only on the tread, keeping rims safe from scratches.
  • Hands-Free Tightening: Built-in ratchet and self-centering design snug the chains automatically as you drive.
  • Confident Grip on Ice: Square D-links and metal-studded traction plates bite into icy or packed snow.
  • Smooth, Steady Ride: Diamond pattern spreads traction evenly for less bump and better control.
  • Compact and Road-Ready: Foldable arms and nylon bag make storage simple for on-road winter travel.

Features to know about

Tight Clearance in the Wheel Well: Chains That Mount Only on the Tread

If your vehicle doesn’t have much room around the tires, these Konig K-Summit chains solve that problem. They ride only on the tread and attach to one of the wheel’s lug nuts, leaving the inside of the wheel completely clear. There’s zero interference behind the tire and no contact with rims or suspension parts. The unique design meets SAE Class S standards and provides full rim protection while still giving strong traction on snow and ice.

Tired of Getting Out to Retighten Chains: Self-Tensioning System Keeps Them Snug

Once these chains are on, you don’t have to stop and readjust. The K-Summit automatically tightens and centers as you drive, keeping a precise fit even on worn tires. The integrated ratchet system and active tensioning elements keep everything aligned so the chains stay tight mile after mile.

Slipping on Ice and Packed Snow: Square D-Links with Traction Plates Bite In

These chains use a diamond pattern made from square-shaped D-links that grab well on icy or snowy pavement. The alternating hard-metal traction plates break up ice as you move, adding extra bite when climbing hills or braking on slick surfaces. The design gives constant grip and helps your ride stay smooth rather than bumpy.

Protecting Expensive Alloy Wheels: Nothing Touches the Rim

The Wheel Shield Level 0 design makes sure your rims stay clean and scratch-free. Because the chains sit only on the rubber tread, there’s no chance of scuffing alloy wheels. The central body secures to the lug nut using one of the included adapters — 17 mm, 19 mm, or 21–22 mm — so installation stays quick and rim-safe.

Person removing a wheel’s lug nut cover using a tool as the first step in installing Konig K-Summit tire chains.

Konig K-Summit installation step showing user determining correct lug nut adapter size and attaching it to the fixing key.

Konig K-Summit tire chains being laid over the tire tread during installation step three.

User tightening the lug nut adapter with a fixing key to secure Konig K-Summit tire chains to the wheel.

Easy to Carry and Store: Foldable Arms and Smart Bag

When the snow clears, the K-Summit folds down small. The sturdy arms collapse and fit neatly into the included nylon storage bag, ready for next time. Each set includes two chains, fits 16" – 24" tires, requires no internal clearance, and carries a 5-year warranty.

Specs

Fit Information

  • Fits: 16" - 24" tires (for exact sizes, see below)
  • Lug nut/bolt size: 19 mm and 21 to 22 mm
  • Internal clearance required: none

Quantity and Warranty

  • Quantity: 2 chains
  • Warranty: 5-Year warranty

Note

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.

Diagram showing SAE Class S clearance requirements for tire chains, with labeled measurements A and B indicating minimum distances around the tire tread and sidewall.

  • A: a minimum of 1.46" (37 mm) between the top of the tire tread and the wheel well
  • B: at least 0.59" (15 mm) between the tire's sidewall and the vehicle

Confirming Your Fit

If you know your tire size, you may think you won't need to test fit your new chains. But there are a lot of variables that can affect whether chains will fit your specific tires, including your tire type, the amount of air pressure in the tire, the amount of tread wear, and the tire manufacturer.

We recommend that you order chains as early in the season as possible to give yourself plenty of time to test fit the chains and reorder if needed. This way, you won't be stuck out in the cold later with snow chains that don't fit.

You can test fit these chains in your garage or driveway, but you'll want to wait until there's snow on the ground to actually drive with them. Likewise, if you're out in the snow and come across bare pavement, you'll want to pull over and remove the chains. These chains can cause damage to the bare pavement, your garage floor, or your vehicle if they break from the wear of riding on a harsh surface.

2004565778 Konig K-Summit XXL Snow Chains - Size K78

Installation Details KON84FR Installation instructions


These chains fit the following tire sizes:

  • 235/45-22
  • 235/75-17.5
  • 235/80-17
  • 235/85-16
  • 245/60-20
  • 245/75-17
  • 255/70-18
  • 255/75-17
  • 265/40-23
  • 265/65-18
  • 265/70-17
  • 265/75-16
  • 275/40-23
  • 275/45-22
  • 275/50-21
  • 275/55-20
  • 275/60-19
  • 275/65-18
  • 275/70-17
  • 285/35-24
  • 285/40-23
  • 285/45-22
  • 285/50-20
  • 285/60-18
  • 285/65-17
  • 285/70-16
  • 295/35-24
  • 295/40-22
  • 295/50-20
  • 305/35-23
  • 305/40-22
  • 305/50-20
  • 325/40-21
  • 335/35-22

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Ratings & Reviews

4.6

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These chains are the perfect solution for SUVs with limited wheel-well clearance because they ride solely on your tire tread. Chains automatically tighten and align as you drive so you don't have to recheck tension.

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Hands down best chains on the market. No better feeling than pulling up next to people doing the chain shuffle and being done by time your hands even get cold! These chains payed for themselves the day they showed up. K-summit chains allowed me to plow through 16 inches of snow in my VW passat to get my child to the hospital in an emergency situation. Only issue I've had is I drive crazy in the snow and threw off my chains twice. Easy on and easy off. Perfect for people that live in the mountains. I put on and take off 3-6 times per day with no issues. Absolutely love them. 6 out of 5 stars!



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Customer service and shipping were spot on. Product is very sturdy, and a little quirky to adjust, but with a short test around the block worked extremely well. Instructions are for a slightly different, earlier model, but adequate. I would recommend if you must have chains for a high performance vehicle.



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Bought these for my Model X and so far I’ve only needed to use them a few times. These chains were pretty easy to put on. The hard part is making sure the lug nut grabber has thoroughly grabber the nut so the chains clamp down properly. Watch some YouTube. Videos

The instructions are pretty clear on how to adjust these for your tire size. Do that adjustment as soon as you can after purchase. As this is not fun to do on the side of the road.



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It works! Not so easy to learn how to use/installation (lack of online and general installation guide) but once figure out, it works. It's costly (10 times more expensive than normal snow chains) but I guess that's the price to pay for Porsche chain; yaiks! I wish they address those 2 issues in the future; price and installation instruction.



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I'm giving these four stars as I haven't tried them in snow. I bought them in Spring to save a few $$.

The instructions are a little weird as the English translation isn't great and the pics are unclear in a few places. The instruction videos on etrailer are very helpful.

You MUST set these up before you need to use them as they have to be sized to your specific tire dimensions and lug nut.

The tightening wrench has a torque setting. When you fit the lug nut connection you tighten until you hear a click. It ends up really tight and took a little work to remove.

After the lug connection is on, you tighten a ratchet before rolling the vehicle to complete installation. I didn't notice at first you only tighten until you see a line of red stitching. Because of that the chain didn't go on property. I reset and tried again and all was fine.

These go on very tight. At least if you follow instructions to the letter.

Hope they do what I need them to do in winter.



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Etrailer.com did an excellent job in shipping the two sets of chains that I ordered. Super detailed tracking information was awesome. It always makes me nervous when buying over the internet that a retailer may ship the wrong item especially considering how many different sizes these chains are available. I will point out that the chains were advertised as Thule. However, I received one set of Thule and the other set was Konig who bought out this chain line from Thule in 12/2015. In comparing the two brands side-by-side, the components and build are absolutely indistinguishable from each other with the exception of the brand stickers. I have no reason to believe one brand to be superior to the other. The K56's fit my Honda Accord 225/65/17 tires like a glove. They are a combination of simplicity and sophistication, if that's possible. I can't wait to try them out on the ice and snow. Thank you etrailer.com and I would definitely order from you again.



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It fits! I have a Tesla Model S with 21" staggered wheels, I don't need chains but I must carry to comply and it gives me peace of mind.
etrailer can't recommend it, but Konig's website did Say the XL K55 model fits 265/35-21.

It came with 3 size of nut grabbers and nut spacers. There was no manual in the box but I found it online. The manual is needed because the chain can be made wider removing some springs and the manual says how many according to the tire size.



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I am using K-Summit chains on a Chevy Bolt to get to a house in the Blue Ridge Mountains. I need the extra grip to get up some steep hills if there is snow or ice on the ground. The chains successfully allow me to climb hills through snow at least 4 inches deep and over ice where I could not otherwise go. The chains are easy to install and remove. The problem is that after a few uses several of the D Links broke. The advantage is that the Konig sent replacement chains under warranty. (There was a bit of a communication mix up between Italy and the United States. If I was a bit more persistent, I'm sure the warranty process would have been much quicker.) Haven't yet had a need to put the replacement chains to much use, so don't yet know whether I received a defective set of chains or whether this design is not suited to my use (which shouldn't be overly demanding). The purchase was quick and easy with etrailer.com. The warranty replacement was handled directly by Konig.



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I am very impressed with the quality, unique design and ease of installation. I have test fit these chains to our vehicle and the fit is great for our application where the chains cannot extend to the inside of the tire as there is no clearance. Having said this, to date we have not used the chains in the snow. We live in the Sierra Mountains of California in a location where we are required to carry chains. However, in our area it is rare that the road crews have not cleared the snow to the point where four-wheel-drive will suffice. I'm assuming I would rate these chains with five stars after actual road use.



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We have a BMW X3 in the foothills of the Sierras and need to have chains on hand. Normal chains are not an option for the BMW X3. On the surface theses seem like a very slick product. In reality maybe for some. There are limited Choices for the X3, The K-Summit Size: K45 seem OK but I have issues and concerns.
Once received you have to fit the chains to your tires. DO HIS IN THE GARAGE BEFORE YOU GO ANYWHERE. Doing this on the road in the snow would be a pain. If you like IKEA you’ll love the instructions. (Well maybe not that bad). Go on-line and look at some videos. I needed to remove 4 “regulation elements” on each chain to fit our tires. Tools are provided but I used a metric socket and a cordless drill to help with this and it took maybe 5 minutes. With hand tools the 8 total “elements’ would have taken 20 or more.
Now basically shove the chain more or less in place with plastic “pads at 10:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 8:00 O’Clock positions on the tire.
Next make sure you have the correct size lug nut adapter and the proper spacing from the rim. Supposedly just put the adaptor on a lug, with the indicating tip toward the rim center and tighten the bolt with the supplied wrench.
I found issues with the 17mm lug adapter and the 17mm BMW lug. The BMW lug is not very tall and the adapter never felt very securely seated to me. (Yes I made sure the adapter is seated correctly in the “cup”; instructions mention this). This may be better on other vehicles.
Lastly, pull the crank until you see the red line on the nylon strap. Dive forward 50 feet or so so the chains will move onto the tire. We got out of the car to check and it still required a couple of short toe kicks to fully get them securely on.
In summary they seem to “work OK”. I didn’t find any better options available for the X3. Once set up they are fairly easy to install with the exception of the lug nut connection which I found insecure and fussy on the X3. The plastic components give me concern for durability. Will they become brittle and break in cold temperatures or over extended use? Time will tell. Very costly if there is a failure on the road warrantee not withstanding.



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Fits tight as a drum! The K44 is nice and snug on my 19’s. Kinda nervous about the stress on the tensioning strap and lug nut clinchers, but these things will be sweet if the Engineers did their job right! Only plan to use these for a few miles at a time, so if all goes well they’ll last me a good long while



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These are adapters to allow the associated chain set fit some uncommon tire lugs. The adapters work flawlessly. Ordered them for the chain set as the rims on my vehicle require them. Fit perfectly as did the chains after adjustment.

However, I don't know how well they actually work on snow and ice. Based on experience with a number of other chain sets I see no reason to doubt their reliability and efficiency.

Backstory: Ordered a set for a trip to Colorado over Christmas & New Year's as we were expecting snow and ice as we were planning to travel to Estes Park, Denver, Colorado Springs, Salida, Buena Vista, Leadville, etc. Received our order quickly and correctly. Tried chains on tires and made fitting adjustments per instructions for exact tire size. Played with the chains a few times to make sure I knew how to get them deployed quickly. They are extremely easy to put on once they are adjusted. Watch the video - it really is that easy.

Fast forward a few weeks, we went on our trip. Got not much more than a dusting the whole trip and never had to put the chains on.

Meanwhile, back home, there were something like 129,000 poor bxxxxxxs waiting for the roads to be cleared and power to be restored from the huge ice and snow storms.

At the end of our trip we drove home over clear roads surrounded by big piles of plowed snow. Arrived home to find our neighbors huge tree uprooted and blown over. We didn't receive any damage. Next day got the hound out of doggie jail pretty much as if nothing had happened.

I like these chains!



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This is an update to the review for the 2017 MINI Cooper with 205/45-17 tires. By taking off both spacers (red and silver), I was able to get the chains to center on the tire - I might even be able to put one of the chain tightening screws back on, maybe more as the tread wears down. So I think they're going to work well this winter. I'll bump the review up to five stars when I can figure out how to get them to easily fit into the carrying case.



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Excellent service. They helped me find a product that I could not find.



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Had these K-Summit "chains" for a Toyota Corolla for 5+ years, and they worked so well that I immediately bought a new pair to fit my 2013 Honda Accord (different tire size), and they also work great. Used them the other day in 6" of unplowed snow, on the hill I live on. As long as you go slow (I usually drive < 25 MPH) they just keep moving you forward. Two quick notes: 1) I noticed going uphill that my wheels started skidding, then stopping, and repeated that annoying cycle, which made it harder than usual to continue moving forward. I quickly figured out that this was the way the anti-spin system worked on the car (which doesn't want you to spin your wheels). I disabled that and that odd behavior stopped. 2) The fitting guide, which tells you how many "links" or "regulation elements" (as the instructions calls them) to remove to fit the chain to the tire, is assuming you're placing them on all-season tires. When you use snow tires, as I do, you have to remove more links to get the chain to fit correctly. This is not a problem, but it's useful to know. The representative from Thule, the company from whom I bought my original set, admitted that they should mention this in the instruction guide.



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Awesome grip. Easy to put in and take off. Great for low-clearance (oversized) wheels. Worth the price.



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So these are really expensive but there weren't a lot of options for my wide 22" tires. Are they worth it? Absolutely! These are my first chains so I wasn't sure what to expect, but once you make the initial size adjustments, it is super easy to get these on! I've seen other cars on the side of the road struggling to get their traditional chains on, where you have to lay down the chains, drive over, then wrap them around the tire and secure them.

With these, I just unfold them, push them onto the tires as far as they will go over the top and front and back, and slowly drive forward until they auto-adjust in place. A quick stop to double-check and make sure they are on all the way, and off I go.

Love them!



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Great quality, easy to setup and install, and convenient to carry. Thanks etrailer.com for providing additional instruction videos as well. Recommended.



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These chains fit my 2022 chevrolet equinox perfectly. The manual on the car says not to use snow chains. There's no clearance behind the wheels and chains would hit and possibly mess up the brakes. I didn't know this untill I tryed to put chains on and they were no clearance and looked at the manual.I found these k summit chains I knew I had to have them. I fitted them on my car, they are so easy to put on and take off. I haven't had any snow to use them yet but winter is just starting and I will up date my review after we get snow.



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Haven't used them yet, but well made and relatively easy to adjust for my truck. I found them easy to put on and take off. They seem to do a good job of self-tensioning. The fact that I won't have to get behind the tire in the snow to put them on or struggle with tensioning them and that they seem like they'll drive much more smoothly, makes me glad I purchased them. We'll see once I actually use them . . .



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These are awesome the only issue is one fell off and I couldn’t locate it.



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etrailer website says Konig K-Summit XXL KON84FR (K78) is VERIFED TO FIT 2022 Jeep Grand Wagoneer with 285/44r22 tires. See screenshot.

After receiving Chains, manual clearly states K79 is REQUIRED to fit 285/44r22 tires. See attached manual pic with highlights.

Also, Konig's website also states K79 is needed. See website screenshot attached.

etrailer does not carry the K79 chains. Also, charged me a ~$xx restocking fee to send back the "Confirmed fit" ones they sent that DO NOT fit.

Any other 2022+ Grand Wagoneer owners with 285/44-25 tires, be warned!

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Katrina B.

1/3/2023

Aaron, I do see that these are a confirmed fit for your 2022 Jeep Grand Wagoneer with 285 44r22 tires. Its odd that you received information about being charged the restocking fee. I have sent this over to our customer service department for them to correct this for you. If the item is showing it is a confirmed fit, yet it does not fit, we would be more than happy to take them back from you. Do you have any pictures of how these fit your tires?



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These are definitely the easiest chains to install that I've owned. It took some practice to get the lug install part of the tensioning system right, but it works pretty well once I had the process down. I like that I have the option to get another pair in the future since there is no clearance issue on my front end like with traditional chains.



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etrailer was awesome to deal with, processed my purchase and shipped it out very quickly. I like these chains, although they have some trouble self-tensioning on my tires. The chain on the inside gets caught in the tread of my tire, so you have to push it up and past that part to get it installed properly.


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  • Correct Konig Premium Self-Tensioning Snow Tire Chains for a 2022 Ford Expedition
    It sounds like you might be trying to find the correct Konig Premium Self-Tensioning Snow Tire Chains for a 2022 Ford Expedition and if that's the case you'll need to know your tire size. If you have 285/45-22, 275/65-18, or 275/55-20 then you'll need part # KON84FR. If you have another tire size please let me know what that is and I will see if there is another option for you.
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  • What Snow Tire Chain Do You Recommend For My 2018 Ford F-150 With 275/65-18 Sized Tires
    My snow tire chain recommendation for your 2018 Ford F-150 with 275/65-18 sized tires, is the Konig Premium Self-Tensioning Snow Tire Chains - Diamond Pattern - D Link - K-Summit XXL - Size K78, part # KON84FR. These are Class S compatible snow tire chains that are designed to protect the wheels of your truck. I have included a product description link below.
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