Comparing Pewag Snox Pro and Konig Low-Pro Tire Chains for 2004 Chrysler Town and Country
Published 11/06/2019
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Looking at this set and the TH04115102. Looking for drape on type. Do you have a recommendation between the two for my 2004 Town and Country with 215/65-16 tires?
asked by: John
Expert Reply:
While both the Pewag Snox Pro # PWSXP560 and the Konig Low-Pro # TH04115102 are great tire chain choices for your 2004 Chrysler Town and Country, featuring automatic tensioning, rim protection, quick release systems and the drape over connection that you wanted, there are a few things that set the Konig Low-Pro apart, making them the best choice.
Without a doubt no one wants to spend more time outside in the middle of a snow storm than what they absolutely need to. To install the Konig chains # TH04115102, all you need to do is drape them over the tire and then step on the built-in pedal. It's as simple as that. These chains even hold a Guinness Book World Record for quickest installation!
The Low-Pro chains come in a durable nylon storage bag which unzips to double as a kneeling mat with the instructions actually printed right on the inside. This means you don't have to worry about messing with paper instructions that could potentially blow off your hands.
One last BIG difference is that the # TH04115102 are backed by a 5-year warranty, whereas the # PWSXP560 only come with a 90-day warranty.
I have included a couple of videos so you can see how each installs. Note that the video for the Thule Low-Pro chains shows the same process but on a different size being installed as we haven't gotten the chance to make a video of the TH04115102 to demonstrate.
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