
Snow chains only need to be installed on the drive wheels. For front-wheel-drive vehicles, they must be installed on the front wheels, while for rear-wheel-drive vehicles, they must be installed on the rear wheels. When installing tire snow chains, the following precautions should be observed: Improper size or incorrect installation of tire snow chains can damage the vehicle's brake lines, suspension, body, and tires, etc. Therefore, it is essential to choose the appropriate tire snow chains and ensure they are installed correctly. When installing tire snow chains, the vehicle should be parked on a flat surface away from traffic, with hazard warning lights turned on, and a triangular warning sign placed behind the vehicle. Before installing tire snow chains, the engine must be turned off, and the parking brake must be applied. It is prohibited to install tire snow chains on emergency wheels or compact spare tires. It is prohibited to install tire snow chains when the tire pressure is insufficient. When using tire snow chains, be careful not to damage the aluminum alloy rims.


