Do Titan Chain Mud Service Tire Chains Fit 265/75-16 Tires

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Will the mud/snow on/off road TC2439 chains fit inside rear wheel well of a 2001 4runner having 265/75R16 BFG KO2 all terrain tires?

asked by: Allan W

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The Titan Chain Mud Service Tire Chains # TC2439 do fit your 265/75-16 size tires, but as for the wheel well, that's something you will have to measure as we don't have any way of knowing how much space is inside the wheel well for any vehicle.

What you need to have is 5/16" of clearance inside the wheel well to use the # TC2439 as that is the link thickness. I also recommend consulting your owner's manual, as they often have details about tire chain use.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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