Will the Emergency Twist-Link Snow Tire Chains # PW6087 Fit on a 1996 Ford F-150
Published 02/09/2011
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Will these fit a 1996 F150
asked by: Ron L
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Expert Reply:
Yes, the Glacier Emergency Twist-Link Snow Tire Chains PW6087 are discontinued.
If you have the standard 235/75-15 tires on your truck, the Glacier Tire Chains for the 1996 Ford F-150, item # TC1142, would also be a good choice, along with a set of Glacier Rubber Adjusters, item # PW99.
You should check your owners manual for recommendations about using tire chains on your specific truck.
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Robert G
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