will these chains fit a 2007 gmc pickup with 17 inch wheels?
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The car type does not matter. You will need to find the exact tire size, which is located on your tire and then match up to the guide provided by the manufacture. Here is a link: http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/automotive/detail-page/SCC_Tire_Guide_2013_Passenger_Light_Truck.pdf
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you need to check your vehicles manuel to know what it will fit....that is what we did!
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We have a Volvo XC 90 with 17" wheels. We bought these chains because they hug the tire and don't rub in the wheel well. We've used them in Tahoe several times; they work well. I would imagine a pick-up has even more clearance than an SUV... but I'm no expert. Hope they work for you...
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No I don'd believe they will. Take your tire numbers off side of tire Like 410-350-6 then look up tire chains for that size.
989688
If the wheels are 14" they should fit, although they changed the style in 97 or 98 so they wouldn't quite match the originals if you care about that.
1949860
Best bet is to go to security chain's web site. They have a tire chain fitment wizard that will tell you which chains fit your tires.
1429119
The bolt pattern is correct based on other application guides I have seen and 17x9 is just a little wider than the factory wheels. These should fit your truck. Just verufy you have 6x5.5 bolt pattern with your local dealer.
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The item I purchased was for, hard to find, 17 inch wheels...not sure about this style in your size...
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Based on the model provided you need wheel part #180658. I would look for wheels that match that number. AMC Parts Store
300642
No I don't think they will. I believe they would fit 28 or 27" wheels but not 24". I actually bought these four 700c size wheels.
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They fit just fine. I used a bungee cord type tightener that I bought from Amazon on each wheel. The tighteners have worked just fine so far, although I have only put about 5 hours on the snow blower since installing the chains, but I am happy with the results. I think you will need some type of tightener. Just an ordinary bungee cord would do.
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Hi Patricia,Yes, the FF7 is certainly available in 17" fitments. Please note, it will require the proper corresponding 17" tire.Thanks,BWT
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I couldn't answer this as my wheels are 17". I would consult the sizing chart on their website. That's how I found out if the model number was the proper size. Amazon had the lowest price though. Should work w/ a 4x4 but, keep in mind these are light duty chains and not made for plowing. they are mainly made for getting out of trouble or down the street to the supermarket and back type of thing. I had these for my 2x Toyota and they were great for getting up the snowy/icy hill.
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I see no reason that they won't fit. Chevrolet and GMC are pretty much the same chassis. Look under the door area and see if there are 'threaded' bolt hole in the frame; as I remember, there are only 3-threaded and one 'provided' nut-insert for the 4th bolted location (to the rear). These steps are very sturdy and identical to the ones a dealer would install. They work well on our 2014 Silverado crew cab and really set off the vehicles appearance! Wish I could attach a photo for you...
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Hello, Unfortunately they will not. you need a wheel that has a 5x115 bolt pattern and an offset between 35-45. -Gilbert
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Gotta check the sidewall on your current tire. If the truck has 17" rims most likely it'll fit.
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I couldn't find a listing number or model number either and I took a chance on the 1079L170MB and they fit. I think they are universal as long as the lugs match
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Same here, Just go by the tire size you have on currently. Some trucks came with 17"rims, some with 20" rims, default is most likely to say it won't fit vs having you return them.
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Go on the Oregon web site. They have a lookup function where it will list all the chains that will fit