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on the driven wheels, whether these are 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 driven or not.
on the front wheels, whether driven or not.
on the driven wheels, whether these are on the front axle or the rear axle.
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