Tire Chains For 2017 Toyota Corolla & Should They be on 2 or 4 Tires

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Hello I have a 2017 Toyota Corolla and I was wondering if it is best to buy 4 snowchains or just 2 should be sufficient enough?

asked by: Holly

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Helpful Expert Reply:

I googled the owners manual for a 2017 Toyota Corolla and it said that snow tire chains should be on the front two tires only and not the rear tires, so you just need two. You also need Class S designated chains to ensure you have the proper clearance, and with that in mind, the correct fit for tire chains for your '17 Corolla are going to depend on your tire size:

- 195/65-15 Tires: Konig Tire Chains # TH01221080

- 205/55-16 & 215/45-17 Tires: Konig Tire Chains # TH01221090

expert reply by: Kyle S

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30 mph is the fastest you can go with a set of Konig tire chains like the Konig Self-Tensioning, Low-Profile Snow Tire Chains #TH2004205105 that you referenced. If you were in conditions that call for tire chains you really wouldn't want to…

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The Pewag Snox Pro part #PWSXP560 and the Pewag Servo RS part #PWRS75 are both excellent tire chains. They have several similarities but also a few key differences. I have created an itemized list of these similarities and differences for you below,…

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The video that you saw that I have linked below is a general overview of the pewag Servo RS Self-Tensioning Snow Tire Chains. While many sizes are available in both the 3.2mm chain or the 3.5mm chain, the Chains #PWRS69 that fit your 2011 Toyota…

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