I'm looking for 18x8.5 x 8 chains for golfcart, will 18x9.5x8 work
1369629
You can, but you will have to retro fit them. Also a good idea to spray some wd-40 on them occasionally to keep them from rusting.
1369630
Yes they will work. I used them on my tractor with that exact tire size. Had to remove one cross chain and about 8 links from the outer chain but they fit great after that. I could not find an exact fit for that tire size.
1369631
Ino they won't. We asked that question at Lowes but they said it wouldn't work.
40507
The 1/2 x 1/8 chain fits single speed bikes such as beech cruisers and vintage single speeds. The 1/2 x 3/32 chain fits the multispeed bikes such as your 10 speed. It is good chain and should work. You may have to adjust the length of the chain by removing some links.
1240288
No they will be to small. Your wheels are 6" & the chains are only for 4" wheels
242938
Hi, the manufacturer claims these chains will fit a tire with a size of 235/60-18. If for some reason they do not fit, please return them for a full refund. Harriscos LLC
847454
To the best of my knowledge it is for a 3/8. The description describes what the bar/chain will work on.
788360
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.
1509970
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.
2150069
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.
1522877
It's really junk. It wouldn't matter what it fits. Bought for golf cart and was not worth putting on. Just fyi
654073
Go on the Oregon web site. They have a lookup function where it will list all the chains that will fit
2153904
As long as the ball coupler is mounted on the top of your frame it will work. The chain is 21 in long , the brackets are 2 in wide the front is 27 1/2 from the center of the ball . You can cut out up to 2 of the 15 links if needed .
2053568
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!
1446734
According to Thule website, you need the next smaller size chain.http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/automotive/detail-page/ThuleSnowChains2011.pdf
2082006
The last digits tell the number of links in the chain. 72 is standard for 18" Husqvarna chains. Alswys check your vendor's recommendation for fitting a chain.
2150071
Not sure but maybe. I own a 10 hp 26 wide Sno-Devil brand machine sold by Menards and tires on it are called 4:10 x 3:50 x 6. I was able to install the chains but just barely. The tires have big knobs so I had to deflate the tires, and use 2 wrench tools to force them on.(very hard) When done it looked like 1 cross link was missing, but they did help a lot in the snow which we had a lot of. I've installed chains before and these were "too hard" to install sized as they were. These were too small. If they had 2 or 3 more links, and 1 more cross chain they would be fine. If I were to buy again, I'd choose the next bigger size and plan to cut off whatever was too much. Not sure but maybe. I own a 10 hp 26 wide Sno-Devil brand machine sold by Menards and tires on it are called 4:10 x 3:50 x 6. I was able to install the chains but just barely. The tires have big knobs so I had to deflate the tires, and use 2 wrench tools to force them on.(very hard) When done it looked like 1 cross link was missing, but they did help a lot in the snow which we had a lot of. I've installed chains before and these were "too hard" to install sized as they were. These were too small. If they had 2 or 3 more links, and 1 more cross chain they would be fine. If I were... » Read More Not sure but maybe. I own a 10 hp 26 wide Sno-Devil brand machine sold by Menards and tires on it are called 4:10 x 3:50 x 6. I was able to install the chains but just barely. The tires have big knobs so I had to deflate the tires, and use 2 wrench tools to force them on.(very hard) When done it looked like 1 cross link was missing, but they did help a lot in the snow which we had a lot of. I've installed chains before and these were "too hard" to install sized as they were. These were too small. If they had 2 or 3 more links, and 1 more cross chain they would be fine. If I were to buy again, I'd choose the next bigger size and plan to cut off whatever was too much. « Show Less
1042774
Hi Joseph. I originally bought the 9800500 size chains to use on my PT Cruiser, which has 205-55x16 tires. (A little shorter and wider than yours but pretty similar.) They were really, REALLY tight and a pain in the ass to put on. I recently bought a new set and went one size larger, I think they're 9800600. They are much easier to put on and still fit nice and snug. If I need to replace them again that's what I'll get. And another word of advice for you - I find that these chains work well but you want to be careful to always avoid spinning the wheels. I was trying to climb a steep hill in very icy conditions that were just too much for the chains to cope with. The wheels spun, the car slipped sideways just a few feet and that caused the chain on one wheel to slide off to the inside of the wheel. It got torn up on the suspension, no damage to the car but that's why I bought the new set. Obviously, I like them enough to buy a new set but I'll be more careful with them now and I'd recommend everyone else should be too. Tom
552772
I've recently purchased a new chain for my Poulan 16" electric saw and need to use the below requirements: Drive lengths 55DLP/N 966-051601Length 16"Gauge .05Pitch 3/8"