I have 12 / 3.5 solid rubber tires on my snow blower , are any chains available for said beast ?
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Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your snow thrower parts. The chains we sell are designed for inflatable style tires, and not recommended for solid rubber tires. Sorry we could not assist you this time around.
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Tire chains are sold based on the tire size, not snow blower brand. Look on the side of the tire for the size, then look for chains for that tire size. The chains do provide an added level of traction, especially where snow has packed down but they must fit the tires properly. With tire chains, one size does NOT fit all. Hope this helps.
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My guess is no. These work fairly well with turf saver tires enhancing their traction nicely without "digs" on the ground, but if your tire already is anymore aggressive than a turf saver I personally would go with chains. This answer is truly untested because for 30 + years I have only used chains until I bought these only a few months ago. Hope this helps.
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Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your snow thrower parts. The chains are sold as a pair, and meant to be used on both tires of the snow thrower. There is no left or right side. AMC Parts Store.
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Look at the size of the tires on your snowblower - it is on each tire and it should be in your manual. Then check the size indicated for these chains; it is 410-3500-6. Previous responses indicated that the answer is no.
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you need your tire size,as my john deere l130 has bigger size tires than the new replacement for the l130. then do what Michael ritucci says in his answer. this is what I did . I just googled amazons snow chains then found out who made them and ? then I looked up their company and found their tire chart for their safety chains/snow chains.http://www.scc-chain.com/tire-chain-finder/traction/tirechains.............and bingo zingo there you are. then the tire chain part number should cross over on amazon's page for the ssc tire chains.
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No, you cannot. With these chains you can use the following tires and wheels: 30x9.50 15 LT; 225/60.18; 225/75.16 ; 235/50.18 ; 235/70.16 ; 245/60.18 ; 255/50.19 ; 225/55.18 ; 225/70.16 ; LT225/75.16 ; 235/65.18 ; 235/75.15 ; 245/65.17 ; 255/55.18
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Looking at the Thule fitment program, it looks like the answer is "no" for any size of Thule K-Summit.http://www.thule.com/en-us/us/buyers-guide?c=snow+chains
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NO!!!! They will not!!!! These will NOT fit your tires. Find the right sized ones. ake ALL the numbers match and the additional numbers on these chains mean they will not fit your application. Don't waste your money.
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Call the Band Saw Tire Warehouse. They have tires for your machine as well as hundreds of other models. 908-241-2885
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These chains were for a snowblower...and they help somewhat keeping the snowblower from bogging down. That is all I can tell you. They are tire chains, but only for the snowblower, not a vehicle.
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Hi Morgan, please visit www.thule.com and use our snow chain fit guide to find the appropriate size for you! You will need the specific tire size found on the side of your vehicles tires. Thanks!
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Probably not the 8 is your rim diameter so your chains are about 26 inches long. The 12 is your other diameter so they will be about a foot to short. The difference in the width might be OK dependant on tire design.
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I went to the Sears Parts direct web site to get the auger part number for the #536881501 snow blower. I was able to the find the auger part number #1501981 and simply googled that P/n and found not only the auger assemble available on different sites but found the rubber paddles were sold separately on ebay and bought a set. It will take a little labor to install them but, to me worth the effort since they were only about $32.00. Buying the rubber paddles works when the old rubber is worn, but won't help if you have a bent auger or have hit something.
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These chains were bought for small lawn tractors. Which they fit. But these will not fit on automobiles. You probably need to look for automobile or truck tire chains.
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YES. Keep in mind the chains are designed to be somewhat adjustable- to make them snug on the tire. I had the chains put on by the shop, when my garden tractor went in for a tune up. They initially tried to tell me the chains were the wrong size- then I mentioned they were adjustable, they looked it over again & agreed.
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A pair is for TWO TIRES on a snow blower or small tractor. I purchased a pair of these chains and they seem to be well made.