Regardless with 2WD vehicles and whether you have 3PMS tires or not, still have to follow California and Nevada laws, or risk having a bad weekend.
https://dot.ca.gov/travel/winter-driving-tips/chain-controls
https://www.nevadadot.com/safety/safe-winter-driving/traction-and-chain-requirement-descriptions
Originally Posted by Nevada requirements
Traction Requirements on Certain Tahoe Roads
Certain Tahoe-area highways now require any vehicle traveling without tire chains during winter chain restrictions to be four-wheel or all-wheel drive with snow tires.
A traction requirement sign notification on a Tahoe highway
All vehicle types with chain or snow tires were previously allowed during chain requirements. Under the new requirement, only four-wheel or all-wheel vehicles with snow tires and all vehicles with approved tire chains will be allowed when chain requirements are in place on the following state roads:
State Route 431 (Mt. Rose Highway)
State Route 207 (Kingsbury Grade)
U.S. 50- between Glenbrook and Carson City
Tire and chain requirements will not change on other highway corridors. Learn more information about the updated requirements from the news release on the NDOT website.
Note, snow tires by the law's definition is not 3PMS, but M+S with minimum of 3/16" tread.