Tire Chain Recommendation for a 2007 Dodge Caliber AWD with 25/50-18 Tires
Published 10/07/2011
Question:
I have a 2007 Doge Calibar AWD I am wanting to by chains for. My tire size is 225/50Z R18. This particular chain, part #TH01221104, has the sizes right below and above my tire size that says it fits but does not have my exact tire size. Will this product still safely work with my vehicle or will I have to buy the more expensive products that has my tire size as well as the others?
asked by: William A
Expert Reply:
You can use the Thule Standard Snow Tire Chains, # TH01221104, on 225/50-18 tires on your 2007 Dodge Caliber. I have actually created a link for you that shows all the chains that fit your tire size. I have included a link to a video review of these chains and a link to 2 FAQ articles on tire chains for you.
You will also want to consult your vehicle owners manual to determine if there are any specific recommendations or restrictions for chain use.
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Konig Tire Chains - Diamond Pattern - Square Link - Assisted Tensioning - 1 Pair
- Tire Chains
- Tire Chains
- Square Link
- Deep Snow
- On Road Only
- Assisted
- Class S Compatible
- Konig
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