Tire Chains Lawn Tractor Application Recommendations**
Tire Chains Ratings

Chain Type

Tire Chains Traction Tire Chains Lateral Stability Tire Chains Ride Quality Tire Chains Durability Tire Chains Pavement tire chain black top damage Off Road Use Tire Chains Steep Terrain Tire Chains Mowing Tire Chains Steering Tire Chains Ice Traction Tire Chains Turf Tires Tire Chains NHS AG Tires
4 Link Spacing
2 Link Spacing
4 Link Spacing V-Bar
2 Link Spacing V-Bar
European Diamond Style
Rubber Tire Chains

FAQ on Garden Tractor Chains
What is the difference between 2 and 4 link spacing?Spacing is defined as the number of side chain links skipped between cross chains. For 2 link spacing, cross chains occur every 2 side chain links. For 4 link spacing, cross chains occur every 4 side chain link.
Which is better 2 or 4 link spacing? 2 link is always better. It provides for a more consistent ride by having more chain on the face of the tire. Therefore, helping to reduce the bumpy ride from being on chain - off chain. 2 link is always recommended for steering tires, since it allows more steering control.
When are V-Bar chains recommended? V-bar is helpful on hills, ice and hard packed conditions. They are not recommended on pavement since they can damage the surface if the tires begin to spin.
Do I have enough clearance between the tire, struts, or control arms? Check your your owner's manual, vehicle manufacture or dealer to confirm adequate clearance. Click here for a picture of a clearance problem.
Where do I find application and recommended use information?Click Here for tractor make, model, tire size and application information.

Installation InstructionsClick here for detailed installation instructions for garden tractor chains.

*Clearance - check your owner's manual for your specific vehicle tire chain clearance requirements.
**The above recommendations are general tire chain use guidelines.