DC Cargo MallSnow Socks for Tires - Great Alternative to Tire Chains for Cars, 3D Fabric for Maximum Tire Traction & Grip, Fits SUVs, Most Subaru Models, Minivans, Pickups & Sedans (Set of 2) - Medium

These worked perfect for driving in the snow. So easy to put on and once they were on they didn't budge. It was Night and day driving with them on. They have great traction and I was able to control my vehicle with no slipping. I completely recommend these to everyone and would be them again.

These worked amazingly. I would have been stuck for multiple days without them. It was a crazy blizzard, and I’m so glad I had these. They are incredibly easy to install, and I had no issues driving once I put them on - I have a 2018 Chevy Volt. The car cannot use chains, so these were a great alternative solution. It is front wheel drive, and again these worked perfectly. I had a nice stranger help me remove them once I got out of the chain required area. They were very easy to remove with 2 people. Would have been difficult to remove by myself, but doable. The only issue with these is the durability. I have seen other reviews mention similar problems. The fastest I ever got moving with them on was 28 mph. I put them on in the snow and tried to remove as soon as I felt safe to do so - there was no chain removal area so it was essentially a judgement call when it was safe combined with when there was adequate shoulder space to do so. I also drove a considerable distance, I would say at least 50 miles. That said, one of them already developed a tear. I could probably get one more use out of them, not sure if two more uses would be safe. Without them, I would have easily spent an extra $1000 extending my vacation until the storm passed and the roads were safe without chains/traction control device. I bought them knowing they might be single use and would still buy them again. I would absolutely love it if they were slightly more durable, but that might be asking too much

This saved your last minute trip to the snow . Everything was good until we had to go up a small hill , didn’t make it and had to go back couple of blocks and have some snow chains installed instead . But for people that have no clue how to install chains or drive in snow I would recommend as long as you don’t need to drive up steep hill .

they come in a bag for easy storage in the car. The robust quality of the snow socks catches the eye, vs. other brands. I've had some visibly flimsy ones, but this looks good and strong. And once slipped on, they provided excellent grip. It hasn't been too icy here yet, but there has been some ice, and this made a trip to the Post feel much safer. And it's not much the worse for wear and could be brushed off and put away for future use. For winter in any snowy areas, this feels like a good thing to have on hand and priced quite fairly for the quality.

One strap broke, one had ripped bracket, multiple broken studs after 1 use on my Civic today, running up to 25 mph on snow and ice on a 4 mile trip from job.

I am not really sure if these socks are really better and easier than regular chains.I used these going up to Mammoth Mountains during the storm on the first weekend of February.Compared to other people who were putting regular snow chains, it took less time than I did.When there is quite bit of snow around your vehicle , it is a little bit of challenge to put them on: you have to stretch them first and start putting them on from the top of the tire and working your way down. And you have to make sure that they are evenly covering the tires back and front. It was a little bit of struggle to place them evenly, but installation was not as a big of hassle compared to taking them off.Taking them off was a bit more work. As they are soaking wet and dirty with debris and mud, they don't slide off easily from the tires. When they are dry, it is much easier to slide them on. So you really have to work a little by little to slide them off. Now, while I am getting one sock half way off, everyone else with regular snow chains were all done and driving away at this point. Meanwhile, after getting them off, they are not that easy to store either, "being wet dirty and now heavy". If you have a pick up truck and just throw them on the bed, it may not be of your concern, but when you are driving a SUV and full of luggage in the back. It is a bit more work to store them back in the car.So after all this experience, I am not sure if I want to use it again on my next trip.HOWEVER, the traction was very good. I didn't have any scary moment with them on.They are quieter than regular chains. If you have to park indoor multi level parking structure, I saw so many people with regular chains loosing traction, but with these socks, the traction on even dry surface is not an issue at all.So, you really have to compare PRO and CONS and decide which is better.Ease with regular chains?Same traction with less noise on snow?Traction on dry surface?Wet and dirty socks after use?You'll be the judge.

I was impressed. I’ve been trying to get my front wheel drive car up my snow covered driveway on a hill for over a week. I had to park at the bottom of the driveway and walk up. I saw these on Amazon and figured it would be worth a try 🤷‍♀️ I must say they take a few minutes to get on and it’s nice if you have help but it’s doable alone. I was shocked how easily my car crept right up the snowy/icy driveway, after a week of sliding and slipping back down the driveway. I think they work great and would definitely recommend. Not sure how they work on the road, as I haven’t used them anywhere but the driveway at this point. They fit my 17inch rims snuggly and I ordered a medium size. They worked so well and with no sign of the snow and ice melting, so I bought my son some for his car. Hope this helps someone

I used these 4 times. Mainly on snow and slush. Sometimes a few wet roads that went back to snow. Four times I put them on and off. They are easy to install, grip very well, are easy to remove. They come with gloves and a secondary bag to place the wet and dirty socks in. If only they lasted a full season. I would purchase these for a lot more if they did last for months.