How To Fit Diamond Pattern Snow Chains

Knowing how to fit snow chains properly can save you loads of time and frustration! Take it from us, we learnt the hard way.
This tutorial shows you how to fit generic diamond pattern snow chains. Your particular brand might have some small differences, but the majority of it will be the same.
Check out our other tutorial for fitting SnowSweat snow chains which is one of the more common type of snow chain.
Head to our blog for tips on driving in the snow!
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[Ottonic]

I live in Oregon (230' elev) we get snow or ice a couple times a year (maybe 4") that only last maybe a week or so. I have never used chains before as I only drive 1.9 mi. to work and it is fairly flat but it would be nice to use some chains for when I need to go elsewhere, and seeing how fairly easy these are to install I should probably pick some up. A little piece of mind...

[JeffreyCarbonell]

Putting similar chains on tomorrow. Thanks for the demonstration.

[adamd]

I have been using the ladder style chain for years and I just got a pair of these and spent an hour trying to figure it out now I feel really stupid because it’s actually quite easy. Thanks for the video!

[jessecontreras]

Wow! This looks way too easy. Makes me want to buy a pair

[charlesgregoryeden]

Thank you for actually showing somebody how to install snow chains. This is a great video as all the other ones because they make it look so easy. Step one snow chains behind tire step to drive what the fuck

[AquilaKhi]

Thanks for these videos :) i am about to buy chains to drive myself up to the ski fields in Canterbury this winter. I'm not experienced at driving ski access roads or in snow, do you have a preference or recommendation from the two different chains you did videos on? 😊