Tire Cable Recommendation for Tire Sizes 225/70R16 and 235/70R16
Published 10/12/2017 >
Question:
I have a 2014 Jeep Patriot with 225/70R16 tires on. Still brand new. I have a road trip to east coast in January. But next summer Im planning to switch to 235/70R16. Which tire chains for snow can I buy that can fit both tires? Is there any other solutions besides buying set now and then set a year later. The problem is that I might not even need them on my trip. Depends on the weather, so I dont want to waist money. Thank you Sincerely,
asked by: Denis K
Expert Reply:
The cables part # PW1042 that you referenced do fit both tire sizes you mentioned of 225/70R16 and 235/70R16 so this would be a great solution that would work now and possibly later. Cables like this are a great emergency solution to have but not something you would want to rely on for regular use.
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Glacier Cable Tire Chains - Ladder Pattern - Roller Links - Manual Tensioning - 1 Pair
- Tire Chains
- Tire Cables
- Square Link
- Light Snow
- On Road Only
- Manual
- Class S Compatible
- Glacier
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