New Pair 2 Link TIRE Chains 24x12-12 for John Deere Lawn Mower Tractor Rider,#id(theropshop; TRYK80271680536533 | Tractor Rider, New

What It Is

This is a new pair of 2-link tire chains sized 24x12-12, designed for John Deere lawn mower tractors and riders. They provide traction on snow, ice, or muddy turf, making them ideal for winter or wet-season mowing and light utility use.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Tire size: Must be 24x12-12 (tire diameter 24”, width 12”, rim 12”). Measure your tire sidewall to confirm.
• Deck clearance: Check that chains won’t contact the mower deck, frame, or steering linkage when fully turned. Minimum 1.5” clearance around the tire is recommended.
• Model fit: Listed for John Deere lawn tractors and riders, but not all models. Verify your specific model number (e.g., L100, D100, X300 series) against chain length and clearance.
• OEM vs aftermarket: This is an aftermarket chain set. It may not have the same fit precision as OEM John Deere chains, so double-check chain length and hook style.
• Measure before buying: Ensure your tire width matches 12” and the chain’s link pattern (2-link spacing) fits your tread depth without excessive slack.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: At $79.99, these are budget-friendly. Expect basic steel construction with moderate durability—fine for occasional use, but not heavy-duty commercial work.
• Installation difficulty: Moderate. Chains require manual fitting, tensioning, and adjustment. Follow the included instructions; a tire change or removal may be needed for easier installation.
• Common gotcha: 2-link chains can be too tight or too loose on some tire profiles. If your tread is worn or very shallow, they may slip. Test fit before tightening fully.
• Noise and ride: Expect noticeable vibration and noise on pavement. Not recommended for high-speed transport or paved surfaces longer than necessary.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you need affordable winter traction for occasional snow clearing or muddy turf on a John Deere rider with 24x12-12 tires, and you’re comfortable with basic installation. Skip them if you require heavy-duty commercial use, precise OEM fitment, or are unsure about deck clearance—spend more on a custom-fit set instead.