Security Chain Company TA3941 Alloy Radial Heavy Duty Truck Duals Tire Traction Chain - Pack of 1

Name: Security Chain Company TA3941 Alloy Radial Heavy Duty Truck Duals Tire Traction Chain - Pack of 1
Brand: Security Chain
SKU: 593758
Price: 143.81 USD
Rating: 9.4 (7 reviews)

$ 143.81

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Delivery

9.90

Giftable

9.60

Satisfaction

9.90

Customer service

9.90

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Product Description

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Heavy-duty and semi-truck dual and triple tire applications require radial chain ladder cables.

Manganese alloy steel is used to make alloy traction coil cross members for even more durability and traction.

For easier installation and re-adjustment, it features a link-style fastening system with an over-center outside latch.

The eyelets on the cross members are a new, stronger design that allows for quick replacement and shortening.

Because of its light weight, it is easy to install and remove.

Every state that allows winter traction products has approved this product for use.

Questions & Answers

Is this compatible with 11R 22?

Only 275/75-inch tires fit in this one. 285/70-, 5 295/70-, 5 5, 275/80, 285/75, and 295/75 are some of the most popular tire sizes.

Will this fit a 235/80R16 dually tire? 17 ?

BIG TRAILERS

Are these compatible with the 225 70 19?

There is a Web link that shows which part numbers fit which tire sizes. They do come in a size that will work for your needs.

This type of duel wheel does not have a listing for tire size. What's the part number for this type of LT225/70/16?

For R22. 5 not R16

Selected User Reviews For Security Chain Company TA3941 Alloy Radial Heavy Duty Truck Duals Tire Traction Chain - Pack of 1

Installing it was a breeze

5/5

Installing it was a breeze. I haven't tried them out yet in the weather.

Rebekah Ramirez

| Mar 01, 2021

If you don't have RV leveling jacks, it'll probably be fine for a delivery truck

3/5

I haven't had to use these yet, and I hope that I never will. But if I do, the proximity of my leveling jack pad to the relatively loose chain that crosses two tires would be a concern. The chain between the two tires is tensioned in some of these dualally chain products. That would have given me a sense of security. Of course, this is all in my head because I've never done anything like it before. But I wanted to share my thoughts with you. br>br>Now that I think about it, these would probably be fine for a delivery truck that doesn't have any RV leveling jacks mounted near the drive axle tires.