This chart compares all the types of Tractor Snow Tire Chains with different applications.
Choose your use and then select the correct snow tire chain. Always choose the right
type of tractor chains for right application. For example, off road or plowing use, requires the
heaviest duty chain available. If you experience glare ice, choose a V Bar or Studded Chain.
Tire Chains Type |
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4 Link Spacing V-Bar | ||||||||||||||
2 Link Spacing V-Bar | ||||||||||||||
Duo Grip | ||||||||||||||
Duo Grip V-Bar | ||||||||||||||
Duo Ladder | ||||||||||||||
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Double Ring | ||||||||||||||
Studded High Strength Alloy | ||||||||||||||
Reinforced Net | ||||||||||||||
Rubber |
*Clearance - check your owner's manual for your specific vehicle tire chains clearance requirements.
**The above recommendations are general tractor chains use guidelines.
Our Tractor, Grader and Loader Snow Chains have a maximum vehicle weight of 10 tons and are not to be used for lifting, skidding or towing purposes.