Snow socks 255/70 R15 for ice/glaze use

The HYBRID model is ideal for mixed use (ice/glaze). These snow socks are lighter and more practical than traditional metal chains and are 5 times more resistant than a classic textile chain. This model fits all vehicles with tire size: 255/70R15. Particularly suitable for very slippery conditions such as glaze or frozen snow, especially for those who drive more often on ice than snow. ISSE snow socks comply with CE standards and are certified, among others, ONORM 5121, and are washable and reusable. This is a patented product. It is certified by TUV, ONORM 5121 and complies with legislation B26. Quick to install and easy to carry. The socks do not risk damaging your rims. The ISSE textile chains are compatible with ABS, EPS systems... they provide a comfortable drive without vibrations, unlike metal chains, and allow driving up to 50 km/h on snowy roads. This traction aid is the result of R&D efforts to find the best grip on all slippery surfaces. Its unique design combines two types of traction: one resulting from tribological forces and the use of a specific fabric, the other from the mechanical traction of studs integrated into the structure. No deterioration of the socks if used on snow or glaze below 50 km/h. Adaptable to cars, 4x4s and vans, it features TriboTek and HTS technologies (High Tenacity System) which give its weave extreme resistance and grip on both ice and snow, even thick snow. Some precautions to avoid damaging your snow socks: remove them as soon as you drive on dry roads; driving on asphalt will significantly reduce the lifespan of the socks.

Features:
Very easy installation.
Excellent grip on ice. Good grip on snow.
Very good durability. 100% polyolefin. Machine washable at 30°.

Installing textile snow chains: Slip the sock over the tire like a cover. Position it as low as possible. Move your vehicle forward or backward slightly until the sock covers the remaining part of the tire and it is fully covered. You can drive! Textile chains will center automatically on the tire while driving.
Occasional use, but in extreme situations.