SCCTC2111MM Radial Chain LT Cable Tire Traction Chain for Light Trucks - Set of 2

I tested these on the front tires (245/65-17 Goodyear Fortera) of a 2008 Jeep Commander with quadra trac II. They fit perfect and were extremely easy to install. No noise and no issues with coming loose or needing adjustment.I tested them on both snow and ice and worked well in both situations. I used them on 2 occasions, once with traditional chains on the rear and the second time with no chains on the rear and these on the front.I usually only ran traditional rear chains and nothing on the front. After testing these on the front only after I removed the rear chains I'd probably only use these on the front and nothing on the rear because they were so easy to install up front (because you can turn the wheels) and did not need any readjustment.For reference the connections were even on the inside and outside in the 3rd slot.They didn't come with a case like my set of auto-tracs. The picture shows what looks like a plastic case but mine arrived in a cardboard box.

I used these in on my 2011 Honda CRV 4WD EX-L. The Security Chain Company TC2111MM Radial Chains are the recommended chains in the 2011 Honda CRV manual. The chains fit perfectly. I drove up a very steep hill with a lot of snow on the road and they didn't fall off or break. They are a bit difficult to install, but I think this is an issue with all chains.

These chains got me through a week of ice and snow in Northern Indiana. My rear wheel drive Grand Cherokee had gotten stuck in ice and slush the previous year. I knew I needed these due to my tires not being the right style for snow and ice. The bands are awesome for traction in snow and ice. They fit my tires very well. I did have an issue going up a concrete ramp in a parking garage. Lost traction. Cars behind saw me stopped and I got out to wave them back. They reversed and I backed down the ramp. Was sketchy and could've been a bad situation without quick thinking/acting. It was driver error. I admit that. So in the right conditions these are great. Just be smart about traction on wet exposed pavement. Made well. Be sure to maintain them. Wash the salt off of them then lube them with white lightning or WD40. I do recommend them. Go Niners.

I am not from a snowy area. Bought these because the last time I had great difficulty installing chains. These are a lot easier for me to install. I just laid them in front of the tire, then pulled forward. Attached the outside, then turned the steering wheel to have a better view of the inner hook, and connected it. One note, while driving up a hill, the ice covered part the cables worked great, but when we hit a section that was bare asphalt, the cables could not grip at all, and we rolled backwards. So, it was a little tricky getting up the hill. Stay on the ice for a good grip up hills.

Bought a new Honda CR-V and wanted to be ready for winter. Ordered the exact chain number recommended by Honda in their manual. Chains arrived with correct numbers on the box and on each chain. The box said the product was "refurbished " which wasn't mentioned in the sellers ad, but the chains inside were obviously unused and new. Unfortunately they were about 5 inches too short so I returned them. I assume this had happened before since the box indicated a return. I hope the last person discovered this in a nice comfortable garage like I did, and not in a blizzard along the side of the road. These looked like good quality for a reasonable price. Too bad I won't have the opportunity to find out.

Very basic set, instructions are on the box, and thats all you get for carrying them in so hang onto it if you need instructions. Not a high quality assembly when compared to more expensive cable chain models, and the designo f the traction links is not the most 'tractive', but you get what you pay for. They work OK, but I don't expect them to last long, and you'll need some kind of wet-cruddy bag to put them back into after they're used.

I bought a set of these because they were recommended in the manual for my 2011 Honda CR-V (SE/4WD). The manual recommends placing traction devices (Cable chains) on the front wheels. These appear to fit the low fender clearance of the CR-V.I saw another review on here stating that theirs came all corroded looking, but that was not the case for me.Mine came quickly and they are bright, shiny metal. They seem to fit the tires well and weren't too hard to install. They feel sturdy and well made.I'll update my review if/when I actually get to use them on any upcoming snow trips.I did only buy one set....I might buy another to have as a backup.

Installation tip — turn your wheel all the way to the side for easier install.

Important to order the correct model that fits your tire size. Sizing chart wired well of my order.

Purchased two sets of these for my 4x4 truck for my trips into snow country. They fit my wheels very well but haven’t used them in snow yet, only test fitted in summer, but my extensive experience with chains tells me these will work very well. They go on quickly and stay in place, two important factors with their use. Stopping every couple of miles to re-adjust or tighten chains is not fun. Heading to the Alberta Rockies this winter, will be happy to have them on all four wheels.

I purchased theses and of course I tested them only to find out they are the wrong size. I double checked the chart and I did purchase the correct ones. Then I checked the comments and noticed lots of other people have run into the same issue. Be aware that you may receive chains that will not fit on your tires so test them first. Don't rely on them to be the correct size when you're about to drive up the ski hill.

A bit tricky at first to install but you get the hang of it. It was a life saver during my trip to Mont-Tremblant. No rust what so ever for my package.

very tight fit on 235/75/r17