Arizona truck chain law
No truck chain-carry or chain-control statute found. Arizona law only permits chains when needed for safety.
| Type | No requirement found |
|---|---|
| Carry season / effective dates | None found. |
| Who must carry chains | No requirement found. |
| When you must chain up | ARS 28-958(B)(2) permits "tire chains of reasonable proportions" when required for safety because of snow or ice. It does not require them. |
| Where | None designated by statute. |
| Penalty | None found. |
| Law | ARS 28-958 |
Official sources
Checked 2026-10-29. Chain controls are set live by the state, so follow posted signs and officers. Not legal advice.
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