Why Not Install Snow Chains on All Four Wheels?
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Generally, snow chains should be installed on all four tires. However, if you find it troublesome and don't want to install them on all wheels, it is essential to install the snow chains on the drive wheels and in pairs—never install just one. Installation for different types of vehicles: For front-wheel-drive vehicles, install them on the front two wheels; for rear-wheel-drive vehicles, install them on the rear wheels. Notably, for four-wheel-drive vehicles, snow chains must be installed on all four wheels. Risks of improper installation: If installed incorrectly, snow chains may cause skidding or loss of balance. Therefore, it is crucial to choose the appropriate snow chains based on your vehicle type and driving conditions and ensure they are installed correctly. This will better protect the driver's safety.