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Preparing for Safe Winter Driving
Tire Chains are legal in ALL states.
If you live in an area that doesn’t see snow, your vehicle may not be four-wheel drive. Due to the mild climate, most Californians — don’t even need to switch to winter tires. But since the mountain regions are easy to get to for a weekend, snow chains or tire chains can come in super handy.
What Are Tire Chains?
Tire chains, also known as snow chains, are devices fitted around the tires of vehicles to provide increased traction on snowy or icy roads. Tire chains are especially useful for vehicles that need to travel through mountainous regions or areas prone to heavy snowfall.
thick fabric snow chains
Textiles tend to stick to dry snow and ice，The original textile traction device gives your car quick and reliable grip on snow and ice.
Natural rubber ring built in
Natural rubber has excellent mechanical strength, resilience and abrasion resistance.
Wide overlock stitching
Wide overlock stitching prevents tearing during use and extends service life
easy to store, and economical.
I always keep one in my car for emergencies. It's very light, doesn't take up much space, and is easy to put on like a shower cap!
Can't find your size?
Step 1: Check the model number of your car tires
Before buying, please confirm the size of the tire before buying the corresponding model
Step 2:Use CTRL+F to quickly search for tire model
Product page Press Ctrl+F, enter the tire model number in the pop-up dialog: 155/65R14, and you will find the corresponding product model KE71
Sam
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
These are a lot simpler to install on your tires than chains. However, make sure you practice installing them so it takes the stress out of putting them on when you need to. Double check the laws to ensure that you meet the requirements for your particular area.
Tom andersen
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
Works as good as chains! I was skeptical about it at first but wow they work well. No more back breaking chain setup in the cold. Just stretched over, pulled up more and finished it.Gave me the added traction to get home safely, no slipping and came off just as easy
Angela Clark
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
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Ted B
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
These are a great alternative to chains as long as your state laws allow them. It seems that they are so new that the our state laws have not actually address them yet. They are super light and come with their own bag. They are reasonably easy to install and seem quite durable.Although they are not as good as chains they give extra traction on both snow and ice and they do not retain any snow.Overall, these are great things to keeping your vehicle. They work reasonably well, don’t take up much room, and are easy to use.
David
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
Fairly easy to put on in comparison to regular chains. Seemed like they needed to get a little wet in order to get more traction. made well and I was surprised they stayed on. I drove on them for about 15 miles not going over 30mph.
Courtney N Welch-jones
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
Need the snow socks are new better than change. The only difference is you got to check the size. I didn't check the size but if I would have it would have been right
Scarlet
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024
This is a good quality tire cover for when it snows. It has not snowed yet this season but the idea is solid abd should be easy to install. Feels durable. It is a two pack so you will need to buy two sets to cover all four tires. Fits various tire sizes and widths. The cost is reasonable when compared to other items of comparable style. They fit is a zipper bag that. Can easily be stored in the trunk or under a seat.
EMB
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024
I recieved this product through the Vine program for an honest review.A few months ago I was scrolling through YouTube, when I came across this video that was trying “as seen on tv” winter items. One of the items they tested was tire socks, which honestly looked rediculous. But, as someone whose had the joy of getting stuck in feet of snow, with no traction and nothing but my brain to get me out, I was curious. Would it actually work?After testing out a few gizmos before hand and watching them all fail, out came the socks. And wouldn’t you know it, the socks got the SUV out of the snow it was stuck in immediately.So when I saw this on Vine, I had to get it. Now, it’s only October, so no snow yet, but the kit is in the car ready for use, and it looks well made. I will absolutely update my review once I’ve had the chance to use.The only criticism I can give is there’s quite a bit of spelling and grammar errors. It would behoove the company to invest in someone who’s fluent in English so the instructions make a bit more sense. Examples in the pictures.
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