OakTen Set of Two Tire Chain Fits 5.3x12, 10x6x6, 12x7x4, 12.5x4.50x6, 13x4.1, 13x4.00x5, 13x4x6, 13x5.00x6, 13x5.00x7

Nice looking chains ,very good price . Well packaged . These chains fit several different size tires so I had to cut 1 link off for proper fit but I expected that in advance. If you have very deep lugs on your tires you may want to consider the type that crosses over the tire . I knew this ahead of time but I am CHEAP and these chains will do what I need in my case . The chains and links appear well made without sharp edges and all links are closed tightly .Used one large zip tie on each wheel to take up the slack. Waiting for the next snow to try them out but for sure they will be better than just the rubber tires on the frozen snow ! Would buy again if needed .

The quality of this product is okay but don't expect the "biting" action of tire chains manufactured with the contact side of the cross links ground to create a sharp straight edge to dig in. They're just chain, plain and simple. Sure happy my riding snowblower has the better traction style of chain! The exterior fastener opened up on this set first used, requiring completely pulling the chain and reinstalling. Wired the sucker shut so I hopefully don't have to deal with the problem in the future! Fortunately chains used on a push snowthrower, so I can muscle it around when it starts spinning out on snow/frozen ground.

Perfect fit for my Troy Bilt Storm 2410 snow blower.

The chain was somewhat difficult to install. The fit was a bit loose which required me to attach 3 bungee chords on each side. The chain worked well and did improve traction. This is a needed accessory for anyone with a snowblower.

These do not fit right on my tires, even though the dimensions were listed as compatible. I can get them installed, but they are too loose to drive the snowblower with. I removed some links, and they were much harder to install, but still just don't fit right on the tires.

Were easy to put on and work very well. We just had 30 inches of snow and i had no problem with my tires slipping

take the wheels off the snowblower, let most of the air out of the tires, wrap chains around tire and hook them in the tightest position. you my have to cut a couple links off the chains, can be done with a hacksaw. blow the tires up to the proper pressure so the chains are nice and tight, reinstall tires back on snowblower. if the chains are nice and tight they won't come off the tires when snowblowing.

So far so good ! Fits ok, just needed to take one cross chains off ! But i guess its ok cause its for multiple size tires! Have not tried it yet waiting for snow!