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Car snow chain

9MM

• Diamond pattern design, wire of cross chains: 3.0x2.5mm
• Unique “D” type square link design, gaining excellent traction
• 9mm projection for limited clearance applications, recommended for passenger vehicles, SAE class: “S”
• Zinc electro galvanizing, antirust and attractive 
• Flexible steel cable covered with plastic sheath
• Very easy installation, mounting without moving or lifting the car 
• Includes gloves, repair links and mounting instructions
• 1 pair per nylon pack or plastic case, 5pairs/ctn/0.03cbm
• Certifications: O-Norm V 5117, TUV/GS

30 MPH—Max. Chain Life

40 MPH—57% Chain Life

50 MPH—31% Chain Life

Other classification

FEATURES TN Truck Snow Chains

Anti-storm

Waterproof

Sand prevention

Rules for Using Tire Chains:
IMPORTANT:Prefit Chains Prior to Actual Use!
For Your Convenience & Safety:
Consult owner’s manual to see if chains can be used on your vehicle.
Make certain your tire chains are properly sized for your tires.A proper fit is key to performance.
Follow directions for installing tire chains.Apply as tightly as possible by hand for maximum chain life.
Be sure to pull off highway to safe place before installing, servicing or removing tire chains.
Do not deflate tires to install tire chains.
Drive approximately 1/4 mile.Stop & retighten.Extra links may be cut off or preferably retained on the fastener arm.Keep chains tight to snug throughout the operation.Only after retightening may rubber adjusters be applied.
Do not exceed 30 m.p.h.Accelerate and decelerate slowly.Avoid spinning or locking of wheels.
If a cross chain should fail, stop immediately.Repair or remove.Do Not drive with a broken chain.
Avoid hitting curbs with tire chains.
Tire chains are not designed for towing vehicles.
NORMAL
(Chains installed as tight as possible by hand.)
30 MPH—Max.Chain Life
40 MPH—57% Chain Life
50 MPH—31% Chain Life
LOOSE
(Chains loosened by one link each side.)
30 MPH—50% Chain Life
40 MPH—16% Chain Life
50 MPH—7% Chain Life
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Definitions of SAE Classifications

SAE Class “U” – Regular (non-reinforced) and lug reinforced passenger tire chains for vehicles with regular (non-restricted) wheel well clearances.

SAE Class “S” – Regular (non-reinforced) passenger tire chains and cables for vehicles with restricted wheel well clearances.

SAE Class “W” – Those passenger tire chains that use light truck components, as well as some light truck chains


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Mr. Philippe Gy's risk of successfully avoiding tires in Normandy in northern France saved a lot of burden
Mr. Philippe Gy's risk of successfully avoiding tires in Normandy in northern France saved a lot of burden
Mr. Philippe Gy's risk of successfully avoiding tires in Normandy in northern France saved a lot of burden
Mr. Philippe Gy's risk of successfully avoiding tires in Normandy in northern France saved a lot of burden

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