Difference Between Titan Chains TC2327 and TC2533 for P275/55-R20

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Hi there, what are the key differences/benefits between the TC2327 and TC2533? They both show as fitting my 2012 Toyota Sequoia Platinum with the 20inch wheels and P275/55-R20 tires. Is one better than the other, especially in terms of NOT scratching the wheels? Thanks in advance.

asked by: BRIAN D

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Since tire chain fits are pretty specific and there's such a wide range of tire sizes there ends up being a bit of overlap for some sets of chains. This is the case for the two Titan chains you mentioned of # TC2327 and # TC2533 mostly but there also is a link thickness difference. The # TC2533 has a link thickness of 5.5 mm and the # TC2327 has a thickness of 3.7 mm. They will both fit equally as well and neither would have more rim protection than the other.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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