Quality Chain Road Blazer Mud Service Non-Cam 8mm Link Tire Chains (2433HH)

Quality Chain Road Blazer Mud Service Non-Cam 8mm Link Tire Chains (2433HH)

$ 119.98

Score By Feature

Based on 5 ratings

Easy to use

9.90

Value for money

9.60

Durability

9.70

Light weight

9.70

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Product Description

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Style without a camera

(Chain 2441HH requires Adjuster Part 0218) Rubber Adjuster is sold separately (Part 0216).

For easy storage, it's packaged in a cotton bag.

Class "U" according to SAE International.

Sold in sets of two

Questions & Answers

For a 35x12, what size should I get? What is a 5x15 tire?

Hello, your tire size is listed as 3431HH, which is the correct part number. These are sold as a set of two. If you have any additional questions about these chains, please do not hesitate to contact us. Harriscos LLC, please accept my heartfelt gratitude.

What size 295 / 60R20 tires do I need?

I'm not sure, but they seem to stretch a little.

275/70 r 18 is the size of my tires. What is the number of the product? I'm not looking for them to be too large. as if there were a tight chain with few extra links thanks. ?

Hello, For your tire size, the manufacturer recommends part 3228, which will be the best fit.br>Thank you, Harriscos LLC.

How do I know what size tires I need? My tires are 31 10 inches in diameter. Tires that are 50/15?

Hello Ryan, Since a Mud Service style chain is not available for your tire size, I recommend part numbers 2827QC or 2127HDQC. br>Many thanks to Harriscos LLC.

Selected User Reviews For Quality Chain Road Blazer Mud Service Non-Cam 8mm Link Tire Chains (2433HH)

I wouldn't go to the mountains if they weren't there

5/5

These tire chains are extremely well-made, heavy-duty, and suitable for their intended use. They're simple to put together, whether you do it ahead of time or when you're stuck in the mud and snow. It is highly recommended that you put them on before you need them. LOL. I hunt in harsh weather, and chains are required to gain access to certain areas. I believe they are of good enough quality that I have two of them in my 1 ton diesel truck. You can save money by spending less, but the quality and effectiveness will suffer as a result. I use chains, and in my 50 years of driving mountain roads, I've found that they're the best value for money.