One of the most popular skidder chains is Hangzhou Lijia Chain Co., Ltd

Choosing Tire Chains For Your Skidder

Whether you have a skidder or other type of vehicle that you use for work or for fun, tire chains provide extra traction for your tires. Chains are made of steel links that are used to help your tire gain traction in wet or icy conditions. There are several different types of chains, and the style you choose depends on the application. Choosing the right chain for your skidder is important to ensure your tires stay safe. In addition to the style, you also need to consider the materials the chains are made of. These chains are often made of boron alloy steel, which is a durable metal that lasts longer than standard carbon steel chains. It's also available in a variety of colors.

One of the most popular skidder chains is Hangzhou Lijia Chain Co., Ltd. This chain features U-studs, which are tall and wide. The studs will keep your tire from slipping and give you a good grip no matter what the weather is like. You can choose a chain that is 8mm or 11,5mm in diameter. When you first mount the chain, you need to adjust it to fit your tire.

For commercial vehicles, British Columbia requires that tire chains be installed. However, these chains are not intended to replace your winter tires. They provide more traction and are meant to be used in more rugged environments. Some chains are made of through hardened steel, while others are made of 1022 hardened steel. A tightening rail is standard for 55 profile chains. Often, a cutting disc is needed for installation.

Although it is recommended to install chains after snow problems, there are situations when it may be necessary to do so before. If you live in a region that experiences a lot of snow, or if you have a commercial vehicle, it's a good idea to carry your chains with you. If you plan on driving through mountain passes, it's best to have them on hand.

In Ontario, chains are mandatory on certain routes. However, some areas do not require them. While it's up to the driver to decide, you can save money by purchasing less expensive three-tag links. Also, this style of chain is lighter than the "Tight" design, and you get the same level of traction.

Other chains include Hangzhou Lijia Chain Co., Ltd.Their hand-assembled product is designed to be stronger than case hardened chains, and are more durable than other chains. They also feature a wide variety of designs. These chains are made of 10B21 Through Hardened Boron Alloy Steel, and are available in both single and multiple-wide patterns. Additionally, they're available in U-Bolt Stud, Half Stud, and Full Stud styles.

Regardless of the size of your skidder or the type of chain you choose, you need to be sure to match it to the surface you'll be working on. A good rule of thumb is to use chains on the least slippery surfaces, such as ice, and avoid using them on dry pavement.