Is this the recommended chain for a 2012 BMW 328i with 255-50R 17 tires?
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I agree with TCSC. Check out the website www.scc-chain.com for the sizing chart and comparing their various products of this design. I briefly went through it. One additional suggestion, when you get to where one enters tire size it is easiest of you enter only the first 3 numbers. Then from that search select your exact tire size.
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You need to check their fitment guide (is also in their catalog). The size numbers they use for a given tire size are hard to figure out without the guide. But this is a good type of chain for using your car in deep snow. If the snow is not deep you need definitely need to keep it under ~35 mph to avoid excess noise and vibration. But that's probably true with all chains.
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Those tires you mentioned are too big for the size I bought. The chain is great for your application, just get the right size. ( see the manufacturer size chart)
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Not clear on your question, but I bought and installed this form my 2000 328i. No problems.
77494
I had the same problem and found out I had the wrong size chains. I needed them immediately so I had to buy from a local dealer. Amazon was great and took back the ones that did not fit. I followed the sizing instructions on Amazon website and they were still to small for my tires.
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http://www.scc-chain.com/tire-chain-finder/traction/tirechains/#/tire-chain-finder/traction/tirechains?&_suid=1384582982859041346377286651636
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You will have to the chain company about a specific chain for your tire and rim combination. The selection of chains can not be made from the vehicle model since tires vary from one vehicle to the next, even with OEM equipment. Be careful what chains you purchase for use in your area of the country. There are restrictions on the class or type of chain you can use in some areas. The chains shown with the cross chains in the illustration are good for most applications and will work well to get you out of trouble but they may expand over the tire and damage the vehicle. Check your vehicle manufactures specification for applicable types of chains and what their recommendation is. You will have to the chain company about a specific chain for your tire and rim combination. The selection of chains can not be made from the vehicle model since tires vary from one vehicle to the next, even with OEM equipment. Be careful what chains you purchase for use in your area of the country. There are restrictions on the class or type of chain you can use in some areas. The chains shown with the cross chains in the illustration are good for most applications and will work well to get you out of trouble but they may expand over the tire and damage the vehicle. Check your vehicle... » Read More You will have to the chain company about a specific chain for your tire and rim combination. The selection of chains can not be made from the vehicle model since tires vary from one vehicle to the next, even with OEM equipment. Be careful what chains you purchase for use in your area of the country. There are restrictions on the class or type of chain you can use in some areas. The chains shown with the cross chains in the illustration are good for most applications and will work well to get you out of trouble but they may expand over the tire and damage the vehicle. Check your vehicle manufactures specification for applicable types of chains and what their recommendation is. « Show Less
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The Product Information section of the page you were looking. If you cannot find it yet, Security Chain Company SC1032 Radial Chain Cable Traction Tire Chain - Set of 2
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Yes I feel these chains will fit that size tire due to the amount of adjustment the chains have
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No. I looked your tire size up on Security Chain Company's website and the correct size is QG2229 rather than QG3229.
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Certainly they will have several chains that fit this size tire. In rare cases there can be problems with clearance, but that us usually less of a problem with the cable chains of the type that is pictured. Now that doesn't necessarily mean that it will be easy and convenient to get the chains on and off, unless you can do it in dry, well lit garage. Putting them on in deep snow, especially in the dark, is always going to be a cold, wet, uncomfortable adventure. But if it's an emergency, and you have a LOT of time and patience, it can be done. One small suggestion I have is that you should soak the cable in fresh warm water after you use it to remove all the salt. Then you will want to let it dry completely before you put it away. Don't let it try with the salt on it, if you can avoid it, or rusting can be very rapid. You'll still get rust this way, but the chain rings will last a lot longer.
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Check out this video from Security Chain Company's website http://www.scc-chain.com/tire-chain-finder/traction-product-choices/radial-chain/#video. Personally, for my vehicles, I find it a bit easier to "jack " the wheel in which I am working on. This allows me to snug up the chain without the interference of the pavement. Because the chains cover a multitude of tire sizes, this might make it easier or harder for your installation. My truck was the largest tire size that the chain covered, so I have to fight a little bit to make the connections (jacking the wheel helps allot here!). My car is on the opposite end of the scale, so it is rather easy. I strongly recommend these chains for their value. I own 3 sets of these chains for all my vehicles.
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As dannyffz said, you need to check the tire wall. Then you can look at this website http://www.scc-chain.com/tire-chain-finder/traction/tirechains and put your tire info and then select "Z Series" under vehicle category to see what type is recommended. Hope this helps.
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Yes these chains will work. It is very typical for manufactures of tires to leave out decimal places on the product itself. These chains are designed for walk behind snow throwers and will provide the traction needed in deep snow.
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70005 is practically identical to the BMW Mobility Kit found in some BMW's. It injects both the slime and air through the hose all in one step. 70004 requires you remove the valve stem core, inject the slime, and then inflate the tire. Note that the "heavy duty" compressor requires a 15A fuse on your cigarette lighter else you'll have to clip it directly to the battery. 40013 is pretty much the same as 70004, but with a smaller bottle of slim, a lower power compressor, and no plugs.Personally I have the 40013 and a plug set in my Z4, but thankfully I've never had to use it. 70005 is practically identical to the BMW Mobility Kit found in some BMW's. It injects both the slime and air through the hose all in one step. 70004 requires you remove the valve stem core, inject the slime, and then inflate the tire. Note that the "heavy duty" compressor requires a 15A fuse on your cigarette lighter else you'll have to clip it directly to the battery. 40013 is pretty much the same as 70004, but with a smaller bottle of slim, a lower power compressor, and no plugs.Personally I have the 40013 and a plug set in my Z4, but thankfully I've never had to... » Read More 70005 is practically identical to the BMW Mobility Kit found in some BMW's. It injects both the slime and air through the hose all in one step. 70004 requires you remove the valve stem core, inject the slime, and then inflate the tire. Note that the "heavy duty" compressor requires a 15A fuse on your cigarette lighter else you'll have to clip it directly to the battery. 40013 is pretty much the same as 70004, but with a smaller bottle of slim, a lower power compressor, and no plugs.Personally I have the 40013 and a plug set in my Z4, but thankfully I've never had to use it. « Show Less
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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
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You need to check your tire size against the security chain tire application guide - Check out this link - http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/automotive/detail-page/SCC_Tire_Application_Guide_2013.pdf. For example, under the Super Z column, the SZ343 would fit a 205/65/17.5 tire.
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Answer here...rm3 is probably just the newest version of the same chain. As long as the bar length, link count, pitch, and width are the same you are okay.
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I would guess, I use my with AE MGT 4.0 I needed to get a shaft piece for my so I can get better choice tires. I love these for the price and ride great