BH Emergency Snow Chain

About this item

    High-Quality Thickened Manganese Steel: Strong and wear-resistant, strong grip, strong ice-breaking and skid resistance, and strong anti-skid ability. The scientific mesh crossover design can provide smoother driving and excellent skid resistance.

    Upgrade the Automatic Tightener and Easy to Install: There is no need to use any tools to install the car's snow chains, remove the tires, and move the vehicle. You can complete the snow chain installation independently. ​For detailed installation steps, please refer to Figure 5 or the product details and installation instructions in the product.

    Premium Material: ① Both ends of the snow chain are covered with high-quality thick TPU tendon pad material to prevent wear of the tire and wheel, low-temperature resistance, and a good fit with the wheel.② The tightening belt adopts an engineering grade tightening belt, which is strong and durable, resistant to tension and abrasion.

    Is it suitable for your tire?: ① Check a string on the tire to describe the tire specification. The three digits on the left are the tire width. Please check the product details for details. ② You can check the corresponding model of your car on your car website. This product is only applicable to the tire width of 195-235mm, which is suitable for most SUV vehicles. When using this product, it is forbidden to use emergency braking, and the vehicle speed shall not exceed 40km/h.

How Do I Drive with Snow Chains?

Slowly. Very slowly.

    Seriously, though, you should keep your speed under 25 mph when using tire chains. If you hear or feel anything off (like a chain hitting your vehicle, for instance), immediately pull over and address the issue. Also avoid sudden starts and stops, which can cause your wheels to spin or lock up.

    Tire chains are safe, provided your vehicle is compatible with chains (check your owner's manual to be sure), you don't drive like a racer, and your chains are correctly installed. The majority of issues arise simply because drivers don't make all the necessary chain connections, don't sufficiently tighten down the chains, or don't check the chains following a "test rotation" after installing.