Chains Max 25 tire chains

[thatguy]

I am in WV and have a lot of hills and when it's snow covered it's mud. Thanks for the suggestions so far.

I was just researching this as well - One suggestion made was to get a 2 LINK chain and not the 4 link or a Duo grip (4 link with a connector in the middle).. 2 link wont fall between the tread, offer a better ride, and wont tear up asphalt (like the duo grip)

I was originally looking at the duo grip but read some comments on different tractor forum and they rode really rough..

tractor tire chains for farm tractors -

 

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I was just researching this as well - One suggestion made was to get a 2 LINK chain and not the 4 link or a Duo grip (4 link with a connector in the middle).. 2 link wont fall between the tread, offer a better ride, and wont tear up asphalt (like the duo grip)

I was originally looking at the duo grip but read some comments on different tractor forum and they rode really rough..

tractor tire chains for farm tractors -

There is a lot of "misinformation' about tire chains for tractors. What is applicable for one may have nothing to do with another. Some generalities are: If you have any type of lug, loose ladder type chains are better for traction. No tensioners are needed. Keep them loose and "falling between the lugs" is of no consequence as when the chain begins to bottom out as the tire rotates, the loose chain is the first thing to make contact. If you have turfs, tight is better. The larger your lugs, the thicker the tire chain should be. Any tire chain is better than none as far as traction goes....much better. The smoothest ride with chains is the chains with the most amount of chain to ground contact.