Does the Glacier Twist-Link Snow Tire Chain Include Chains for 2 Tires or 4 Tires

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2001 International 9900ixDoes one set of these chains cover the dual tires on one side or do they cover the dual tires on both sides of one axle? Two tires total or four tires total? Thank you,

asked by: Doug J

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The Glacier Twist-Link Snow Tire Chain, # PWH4249SC, is for half of one axle (2 tires). You would need to order 2 sets for a complete axle (4 tires).

If you can give me the tire size on your International, I can find all of the chains that are listed as a fit for you.

expert reply by: Michael H

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