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Security Chain Company SC1014 Radial Chain Cable Traction Tire Chain - Set of 2
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Price: $22.35
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86 reviews
- Improves starting, stopping and cornering performance
- Ensures smooth ride
- Requires low operating space around drive tires
- Low weight facilitates simple mounting and removal
- Constructed from stainless steel and are highly durable
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| The Auto Alley | New | $89.93 | $22.35 (Best Value!) |
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Review by Emmanuel Ruvalcaba : Works great in Snow 
So I got some of these from the local Napa, They were great. Paid 2x what Amazon charges. They are amazing in snow. I drive a low provile BMW 3 series. It cannot handle 3 inches of snow on my street tires. With these chains I was pushing thru ice and 8 inches of snow like it was the race track. Only problem I had with them is even stay under 30mph on bare road, they wore out rather quickly. I need these to get in and out of the side streets I live on, but the main roads are generally clear. They did last about 5 weeks of daily use, then they pretty much fell apart. After you lose 1 link, you might as well junk em, as the rest will go rather shortly. I'm buying my second set now. At this price I'll buy em every 5 weeks if I have to. (BTW i'm a Cali boy, and i got moved to Eire, PA so you can an idea of my problem)
Review by H. Ho : It takes work but it does the job 
For the price that these were going for, I should really give it 4 stars, but its about the product and not the price. These chains will work well enough for a decent amount of snow and has never steered me wrong. They take some effort putting them on and taking them off. They are safe on your tires and I've never had a problem with them rubbing and they are still lasting after two trips to the snow (yeah, it hasn't been that many times) But for 24$ a set, using them twice already paid for itself. I do want to make a suggestion though. Put them on at home. Figure out how many links it takes to secure the inner part of the chains to have it seat properly. Once you know this, when you install them in the snow, just hook up the inner side of the chains the same amount of links. Drive forward a little and link the outside. If you've done it properly, your chains should be tight enough without having to constantly check if they need to be tightened.
Review by Randall Goff : Good Chains for So Cal 
Good low priced set of tire chains. Not as easy to put on as the more expensive pairs, but easy enough for a couple of times a year. Overall good value.
Review by Lorgan : Good, low cost cable chains
These cables mentioned specifically in my Civic Si owners manual, so I went with them. They work well and don't scratch the rims (17") unlike other cable chains. I also have a set of SCC Z-Chains for another car which are easier to install/remove and seem to be more durable. If you use cables frequently, I'd recommend the SCC Z-Chain or Z6. But at ~$25 and for infrequent use, its hard to beat the SCC radial cable chains.
Review by Sara : Excellent Buy!
These have been a life saver here in Oregon. We just had the worst snow storm in 40 years. All local stores are sold out or raising their prices because of the weather. I had these over-nighted to me and I couldn't be happier. They are reasonably easy to get on and they stay in place.I've been using them in very deep snow & ice for about 4 days and have had no problems at all. Great price and an excellent buy!
Review by nissan : great value and great product
gives great traction with a minimum of rumble lifesaver in the snow. when u use this be sure to retighten it after a couple of minutes of use
Review by J. Cranshaw "Cranny" : Not as good as chains
These are relatively easy to put on and take off, and do provide some traction. But not as well as chains do. On one occasion I have slid using these cables, but otherwise they have worked OK.
