Can Tire Chains Be Used on a 2019 Subaru Forester Touring
Published 02/07/2019 >
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I will be traveling in the Sierra Mountains in a few weeks and if theres a lot of snow on the highways all vehicles - even those with AWD - are required to have chains. Do Snow Socks meet the chainsinch requirement?
asked by: Dale
Expert Reply:
The best traction device we have for your 2019 Subaru Forester Touring with 225/55-18 is the ISSE Hybrid Snow Socks part # TCH70. The snow socks will not void your factory warranty and they will do a good jab of providing traction in light snow. The advantage that these snow socks have over a standard tire chain is that they are easy to install which you can see from the sample video and they won't ever damage the vehicles wheels.
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ISSE Classic Snow Socks - Size 70 - 1 Pair
- Tire Chains
- Tire Socks
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- Light Snow
- On Road Only
- Manual
- Class S Compatible
- Titan Chain
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Dale
2/7/2019
I will be traveling in the Sierra Mountains in a few weeks and if theres a lot of snow on the highways all vehicles - even those with AWD - are required to have chains. Do Snow Socks meet the chainsinch requirement?