Security Chain Company ZT729 Super Z LT Light Truck and SUV

Security Chain Company ZT729 Super Z LT Light Truck and SUV 

Security Chain Company ZT729 Super Z LT Light Truck and SUV 

(UPDATE 12-5-2013.... I sold my 2010 Silverado and purchased a new GMC 4x4 2500 HD Sierra and the tire/wheel size is larger than my old pickup... I got onto Amazon late yesterday, ordered two new sets for the GMC, front and rear, and less than 24 hours, here they are. This makes my 5th set of these. Needless to say, they worked well for me and anyone that has provided a less than favorable review, I have no idea why they are not as satisfied as I am, except to believe they are not installing them correctly or driving way too fast, or they don't remove them soon enough as they drive off of snow/ice onto payment that is dry or free from snow.)

BELOW IS MY ORIGINAL REVIEW..................

I purchased a 2010 Chevrolet 2500 4X4 last year and from previous experience of driving 4 wheel drive pickups as a civilian and in the Army, I knew 4x4s gave inexperienced drivers too much confidence in certain snow conditions, especially on roads having hidden layers of frozen ice underneath snow. I would have purchased 2 sets last year, but I read several bad reviews about the cables and decided just to try one pair. When my first set arrived, they were in use a few weeks after Amazon sent them.

I was very impressed with the ease of installing these compared to conventional heavy tire chains I've used in the past. I'm pretty darned decrepit but it was very easy installing these. I practiced first in my driveway on a "nice" warm day. It is a simple matter of laying the cables in front of or behind the tires on the ground and then pulling your vehicle directly over the cables and "draping" them on top of and over the tires and fastening a small hook on the back, and a "clog" like catch about the size of a pencil eraser on the outside.

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Security Chain Company ZT729 Super Z LT Light Truck and SUV