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Will Titan Rubber Tensioners part # TCMA1 Work with Pewag Chains PW1038  

Published 11/28/2022



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Hi - Im looking to get chains for my 2010 Subaru Forester. I was planning to get PW1038 for the chains. Will the TCMA1 tire adjuster work with the PW1038 chains?

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Yes, the Titan Rubber Tensioners part # TCMA1 will work great with the tire chains part # PW1038 that you are planning on getting.

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