Tire Chains For A 2011 Toyota Sienna With 235/60R17 Winter Tires
Updated 10/10/2023 | Published 10/09/2023 >
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Hi, I have a Toyota Sienna 2011 with 235/60R17 Winter tires. I want to know if the chains will fit it. Thank you very much!
asked by: CAMILO M
Expert Reply:
We do offer chains that will fit your 2011 Toyota Sienna with the 235/60R17 winter tires, however the Konig # TH01594247 that you were looking at are not going to be sized quite right.
Instead I recommend the Pewag Servo RS Tire Chains # PWRSV79. These are similar to the Konig chains in that they are the easy install drape-over chains, and will be much easier to install than your standard ladder-style chain. The diamond pattern chain is very low profile, and provides excellent traction. Pewag chains are very solid, and are expected to last several seasons with proper care/usage.
I have linked our install and review videos below if you want to take a look.
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Konig Tire Chains - Diamond Pattern - Square Link - Self Tensioning - 1 Pair
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- Class S Compatible
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