🚗 6Pcs SUPTEMPO Car Snow Chains: Emergency Anti Slip Tire Traction Chains for Light Truck/SUV/ATV Winter Universal Tire Security Chains Review

Advertisements say trucks and SUVs fit cars up to size 295. I have 265 and they were too small. They seem to work but I don't know because they don't fit.

Installation was very easy and everything worked fine the first day, but the second time I put them on all but one fell apart. These chains must have been intended for single use.

1 snowstorm lasted. They worked really well initially, but they start to stretch and don't stay quite. Really hard to put on when it's freezing outside and they're all covered in ice. However, I was able to get from A to B safely.

They got me home, probably cheaper than a 4x4 Uber but to shreds on first use. They were great until the tires spun while climbing a steep hill. They take longer to install than plain cable chains, but they looked fantastic. I will come back to cable chains.

It was my first experience of snow driving and using snow chains and people like you Revane brought me here and not knowing what I was going through with them I bought them. They are not easy to install. They don't work well. and when they work you have to readjust them every few miles and when that belt slows down you have a piece of metal at the end of the belt that spins with every rotation of the tire and it damages your car, if that's your car. Save money, time and stress and get real…

I live in Utah and when it snows you have to wear snow chains to get to the ski slopes and last week I was pulled over by a highway patrol officer and asked why I didn't have snow chains on my tires. that were on my tires and said I had to wait until he got confirmation from the dispatcher as to whether they were legal or not. The ones I got from you well and very well done thank you wish

DO NOT BUY THESE! I never write negative reviews (usually it's not worth my time) but in this case I feel it's necessary to warn people before buying for safety reasons. Driving home after 3 days in Big Bear, California, I kept hitting myself for "getting paid" to buy these "chains" (they shouldn't even be called chains). They're difficult to install, need adjusting every few miles (unless you want them to damage and damage your car), and they wear out (break) very quickly. I was thankful it…

They got me home, probably cheaper than a 4x4 Uber but broke on first use. They were great until the tires spun while climbing a steep hill. They take longer to install than plain cable chains, but they looked fantastic. I will come back to cable chains.

This was my first experience of driving on snow with snow chains like you. Revane brought me here and not knowing what I would have to go through with them I bought them. They are not easy to install. They don't work well. and when they work you have to readjust them every few miles and when that belt slows down you have a piece of metal at the end of the belt that spins with every rotation of the tire and it damages your car, if that's your car. Save money, time and stress and get real chains.

I live in Utah and when it snows you have to put snow chains on to get to the ski slopes and last week I got pulled over by the highway patrol and asked why I didn't have snow chains on my tires, he took a look at those that were on my tires and told me to wait until he got confirmation from the dispatcher as to whether they were legal or not, he was alone when told to take me with one I was from Got them down the gorge guys I didn't really know what to expect from these plastic chains but they