Peerless Industrial Group QG6822 Replacement Cross Chain V-Bar
V-bar cross chain replacement for bus and RV tires, 9/32 in trade size steel ladder pattern
- Product colorTransparent
- V-bar links bite into ice and snow for traction
- 9/32 in trade size fits compatible tire chains
- Ladder cross-member pattern distributes load evenly across tread
- Steel construction resists wear from road abrasion
- Designed for buses and RVs needing reliable grip
Replacement Cross Chain for Buses & RVs
This replacement cross chain is built for buses and recreational vehicles. It uses a V-bar link style in a ladder pattern. The trade size is 9/32 in. The chain is made of steel and comes in a transparent finish.
Upgrading Worn Ladder Chains
It replaces a worn or broken cross chain on existing traction devices. The V-bar links add grip compared with smooth twist links. The jump is worth it when the old cross members no longer bite into snow or ice.
Simple Bolt-In Installation
Installation is a straightforward bolt-in job on compatible ladder chains. The most common issue is discovering that the trade size does not match the side chain. Verify the 9/32 in size before ordering.
How it compares
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- Price $8.99
- Cheaper than about 93% of the 300 comparable items (median $42.49).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | PEERLESS CHAIN |
| Product color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What vehicle types is the QG6822 V-bar cross chain compatible with?
The cross chain is designed for buses and RVs, using a ladder-pattern layout with V-bar links made from steel.
How is the replacement cross chain installed on the tire chain assembly?
Remove the worn cross chain, thread the new V-bar links through the side chains following the ladder pattern, and secure each connecting hook fully so the V-bars sit flat against the tread.
When should the V-bar cross chain be replaced?
Replace the cross chain when the V-bar studs wear down, links elongate, or any link cracks, because worn studs lose traction on ice and stretched links can slip off the side chains.
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