[Jane]

Can anyone recommend the right snow chains for the Seltos?
I'm getting rid of my Subaru Forester and have new chains for
that car. I'm not sure if they fit.

 

[Action123]

What model do you have? I know the SZ139 fits the SX oem wheel/tire size:

SCC Super Z-6 SZ139 Tire Chain for Sale Online - Vulcan Tire

Buy Security Chain Super Z6 SZ139 tire snow chains online at discount tire chain prices from the Internet Source for SCC Super Z-6 Tire Chains, Vulcan Tire. Fast shipping of SCC Super Z-6 Tire Chains directly to you.

www.vulcantire.com

 

[Jane]

Thanks. I have the S model. I'll check your link.

 

[Action123]

If your S has the 215/55-17 tires, the SZ137 will be the correct fit instead:

SCC Super Z-6 SZ137 Tire Chain for Sale Online - Vulcan Tire

Buy Security Chain Super Z6 SZ137 tire snow chains online at discount tire chain prices from the Internet Source for SCC Super Z-6 Tire Chains, Vulcan Tire. Fast shipping of SCC Super Z-6 Tire Chains directly to you.

www.vulcantire.com

 

[Steve Kady]

Can anyone recommend the right snow chains for the Seltos?
I'm getting rid of my Subaru Forester and have new chains for
that car. I'm not sure if they fit.

Studded snow tire should be adquate. Chain can tear your wheelwells up

 

[Jane]

Studded snow tire should be adquate. Chain can tear your wheelwells up

Thanks. You're just required to carry them in Oregon in certain places. I've only ever used them on my other car once in 10 years.

 

[Pourquoi805]

So first trip in the snow is set for this weekend. Prior trips to WA have been in summer and fall but this time its winter.

Current conditions on Hwy 5 outside Ashland OR are - Chains Required. Picked up cable chains today that should be sufficient for driving on a maintained interstate during snow. Easy to install and remove.

Brand - SCC Performance Super Z6

When I return after the New Year, I'll post more pictures in the event I had to use the chains.

Be safe y'all.

 

[Pourquoi805]

Thanks. You're just required to carry them in Oregon in certain places. I've only ever used them on my other car once in 10 years.

Thank you for this post as well! I saw your mention that chains are required in OR. Checked the ODOT website for exact information. For 4X4 and AWD, although under specific conditions chains may not be required, they must be in the vehicle just in case. If $200 for once in ten years keeps the tires gripped to the interstate, that seems like a good investment to me.

I appreciate your posting about the Oregon requirement.