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on the driven wheels, whether fitted on the front axle or the rear axle.
On the driven wheels: front wheels with a front driven axle or rear wheels with a rear driven axle. Follow vehicle and chain instructions and check compatibility. For all-wheel-drive vehicles, placement depends on manufacturer instructions. Chains improve grip but do not eliminate the risk of sliding.
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on the rear wheels, whether or not they are driven.
on the driven wheels, whether fitted on the front axle or the rear axle.
on the front wheels, whether or not they are driven.
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