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Reliable Tire Chains for Every Vehicle and Industry

Offer your customers high-performance, long-lasting tire chains for all types of vehicles and industrial equipment.

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– Steps to Place Your Bulk Tire Chain Order

Submit Inquiry

Contact us with details like vehicle types, tire sizes, and order volume.

Get a Custom Quote

We’ll provide a tailored quotation based on your requirements and confirm specific details, including quantity and customization options.

Confirm Order and Pay Deposit

Review the quotation, approve the order, and make a deposit to initiate production or stock preparation.

Production and Quality Assurance

Our team will begin production or prepare the stock, ensuring all tire chains meet your specifications and quality standards.

Final Payment and Delivery

After production is completed, finalize the balance payment. Your order will be shipped promptly to your designated location.

Ongoing After-Sales Support

We’re here to assist you even after delivery. Contact us for any questions, technical support, or additional orders to ensure a smooth experience.

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      How to Read Your Tire Size to Find the Right Tire Chains

      Understanding your tire size is crucial for selecting the correct tire chains, ensuring a snug fit and optimal performance in snowy or icy conditions. The tire size is displayed on the sidewall of your tire as a combination of numbers and letters. Here’s how to decode it to choose the perfect snow chains or tire chains: 

      Example: 205/55R16 91H

      This diagram breaks down each element of the tire size, helping you understand what the numbers and letters represent. Let’s go through them step by step:

      1. Tire Type

      • Indicates the type of tire, such as:
        • P: Passenger vehicle tire.
        • LT: Light truck tire.
        • T: Temporary tire (spares).
      • When purchasing tire chains, ensure compatibility with your tire type.

      2. Section Width (205)

      • The width of the tire from sidewall to sidewall, measured in millimeters.
      • This tire is 205 mm wide. Snow chains must match this width for a secure fit.

      3. Aspect Ratio (55)

      • The height of the tire’s sidewall as a percentage of its width.
      • A ratio of 55 means the height is 55% of the width. This helps determine chain clearance.

      4. Tire Construction (R)

      • Indicates the tire’s internal structure.
        • R: Radial construction.
        • B: Bias-ply.
      • Most tire chains are designed for radial tires.

      5. Wheel Diameter (16)

      • The diameter of the wheel that the tire fits, measured in inches.
      • This tire fits a 16-inch wheel, and chains must match this size.

      6. Load Index (91)

      • A numerical value representing the maximum weight capacity of the tire.

      7. Speed Rating (H)

      • The maximum speed the tire can handle safely.
        • H corresponds to 130 mph (210 km/h).
      • Some tire chains come with speed restrictions.

      Why Tire Size Matters for Tire Chains

      Selecting snow chains based on your tire size ensures a precise fit, critical for safe driving in winter conditions. A proper fit prevents slippage and reduces the risk of damage to your tires or vehicle.