K&K Automotive Snow Socks for Tyres - Pro Series for Ultimate Grip Snow Chain Alternative Traction Device for Truck SUV Van Car Textile Winter Emergency Kit Auto Accessory 2023 Model (Medium)

The snow was so thick and constant that I had to fit my snowchains to my front wheel drive Toyota Camry. They took over an hour to fit but were effective; however they were so fiddly, that my car threw one in the first few minutes, which I refitted, taking another half an hour. It threw again when I was on the road and I never found it. So I bought these snow socks on 24 hour delivery. I immediately fitted one to the wheel without the snow chain (it took 2 minutes to fit) and so I had one snow chain and one snow sock. The snow sock was as good as the chain in deep snow and slush, but worked so much better on packed ice and clear road, and I couldn't hear it. Whilst the snow chain rumbled and vibrated. I quickly removed the snow chain and fitted the other snow sock and I have never looked back. These things are fantastic. I can remove them easily and quickly for freeway travel then refit them just as easily for snowy road travel. They have a handy storage bag, so I just throw them in the footwell and use them as I need them; no mess. Needless to say my second snow chain went into the dumpster.These work well under braking and gentle acceleration. They stay where they're put and don't drift under cornering or braking. Road noise is very minimal. I love them and fully recommend them.

The service bought for my girlfriend worked so well I bought another set of 4 for my subaru.

I didn't realize I needed these instead of chains with a Subaru. A friend happened to mention that. These seem like they will be so much easier to put on if I ever need them. Light weight little case to keep them in. It fits under the front seat or in the trunk. I drive from S. CA to the Pacific Northwest several times a year and have several mountain passes to travel over so this is just a little insurance I like to have with me.

Works as it should on snow and ice. I went through a snow storm with roads unplowed consisting of at least 6, 8 inches of snow quite well. There were parts of the road I thought I'd get stuck in but these babies went through fine. I did have to back up a bit on a heavily snow filled part and push on through, I made it through fine. There's good traction. I drive a small sedan that is also quite low. It's a little tough to put them on which takes a bit of strength for my vehicle, I can put two on in about 10 minutes.BUT...these guys do NOT last long and will get damaged real easy if you go over 20mph on DRY roads. These are meant to be driven of up to 25mph on snowy and icy roads. On dry roads, you will have to go real slow. My car made a lot of noise from the wheels when I went 30 on a dry road, after parking and checking the socks, they were slightly damaged, I've only used these on about 4 drives. These socks will also catch snow inside the socks which may damage them even further especially with ice.MAINTAIN and GO SLOW with these socks well and they should last longer. If you've been through a lot of snow in one trip, be sure to take them off to dry after your trip is done for the day.These socks are really just meant for more temporary emergency situations really. If heavy snow hits your town, put them on. DO NOT use it for long and highway drivings. This is only good for short distances and in town driving.Go get snow tires if you want to avoid all of this hassle. I give it a 3/5, works very well in the snow but lacks durability and are very prone to damage.

I think I'm going to buy a set of these for our trucks as well. Installing is a bit of a trick the first time . LoL second side was easier .Can't wait to try em on snow / ice