I have a 2012 Acura MDX with AWD. Do I need chains for all four tires or just two? If only two, which would I use?
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Have you consulted your owners manual as it may properly address this. In mountainous areas such as Colorado tire chains are often a requirement when driving in the snow. As your all wheel drive system may have special requirement when using chains.
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I have a 2004 Buick Rainier AWD and my owners manual states Do Not Use tire chains as there is not sufficient clearance and damage to vehicle safety systems could result.
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Look at your tire size, ex. 20x10-8; then go to the Security Chain Co. website and lookup the part number for the chains that fit that tire size; search that part number on Amazon...bingo!
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2 chains, as in front tires only or rears. Need to but two sets to do all four wheels.
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Yes, mine had everything I needed. The bolt holes are already in the MDX, of course.
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I would also recommend checking the online tire size recommendations. I believe these chains will be too large for your tires, even with the tighteners.
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1 tire but if you compare prices from other places I found they are considerably cheaper. They are great tires had mine since last fall and haven't had any problems and still have awesome tread and I drive ALOT! I would recommend them and so would my fianc (who's a car guy)
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No its not 4 wheel drive. mine has plenty of power to go through mud within reason. You can still bury it if u get to brave. Im 230 pounds 2nd gear has plenty of torque to get me through anything.
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i have found that unless you're up in the mountains in deep snow, chains are a pain. they don't travel well on clear roads, so they are awkward if you have some good highway miles then off onto smaller snow-covered roads. in they end i found it better to fork out the extra bucks and get studded tires put on in the winter months.
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Two chains = one set. If your car is 4X4 and you wish to chain all 4 wheels you would need two sets. Note that this would be extreme; I have never heard of anyone double chaining a passenger car; a 4X4 truck yes.
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My tires are also marked 4.10-6. These chains fit perfectly, although I did not use the last link on the connecting chains on either side.
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Yes these chains will work. It is very typical for manufactures of tires to leave out decimal places on the product itself. These chains are designed for walk behind snow throwers and will provide the traction needed in deep snow.
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These are the chains recommended for the stock tires on my 2012 Ridgeline, so "yes", I have purchased them, but "no", I have not personally installed them as of yet. Due diligence would suggest a trial installation, but there has been no need so far, and I have been lazy. I've used other Cobra chains on my Odyssey, and they were great...
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Just one for one tire. You'd need to buy 4 of them if you wanted to get it for all 4 tires.
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I would guess, I use my with AE MGT 4.0 I needed to get a shaft piece for my so I can get better choice tires. I love these for the price and ride great
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I have the same solid tires on mine and the chains fit and work fine. Could be the wrong size chains were sent in error.
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I looked up your chain size as a package and here is your answer: Security Chain Company SZ1176 Tire Traction Chain Rubber Tightener, (Set of 2) This is the Combination pack offered by Amazon.com:Security Chain Company ZT747 Super Z LT Light Truck and SUV Traction Chain - Set of 2 + Security Chain Company SZ1176 Tire Traction Chain Rubber Tightener, (Set of 2) + Mallory 532 26" Snow Brush with Foam Grip (Colors may vary) Price for all three: $114.10
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You will get 4 inches max and need to get additional parts for on road driving, to keep everything smooth if you go 4x4 you will need extended brake lines front and rear, adjustable track bar and or dropped pitman arm, you will probably get vibration in your drive line due to the new angle of the rear drive shaft