Tire Chains
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Tire Chains
I'm going to be doing some plowing this winter with my Ex and was thinking about getting some tire chains. Specifically these
LIGHT TRUCK TIRE CHAIN
They are about 70 bucks a pair.
When plowing, are these used full time or only when its bad out? Also, do people get them for the front and rear tires?
LIGHT TRUCK TIRE CHAIN
They are about 70 bucks a pair.
When plowing, are these used full time or only when its bad out? Also, do people get them for the front and rear tires?
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#6
He gets SNOW, we get slushy ICE here! Seriously though, I've had cable chains for my X since I bought it and they are still in the box. The newer cables available at Vulcantire.com are awesome. Look and see what you think, but you may not need them.
#7
just a bit lol this November we are on path to break the snowiest November on record. the record is 38.8" of snow so far we have 32" fallen as of today with snow in the forecast the rest of the week.
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I keep emergency tire chains in the truck
STRAP ON TIRE CHAINS
I've only had to use them once - was pushing snow into a pile heading slightly downhill and went too far in and got hung up. Back tires were on the pavement, but it was snowing hard with the heavy wet stuff and I had not traction. I put the chains on both back tires and they got me out.
I also tested them out once after we had a storm and I was concerned about getting stuck; threw them on the back tires "just in case" and didn't have a problem with them.
They're not to be used driving around for miles and miles, but they work great for what they are intended for, don't take up much room (I store them under the back seat), and are simple to put on and take off.
STRAP ON TIRE CHAINS
I've only had to use them once - was pushing snow into a pile heading slightly downhill and went too far in and got hung up. Back tires were on the pavement, but it was snowing hard with the heavy wet stuff and I had not traction. I put the chains on both back tires and they got me out.
I also tested them out once after we had a storm and I was concerned about getting stuck; threw them on the back tires "just in case" and didn't have a problem with them.
They're not to be used driving around for miles and miles, but they work great for what they are intended for, don't take up much room (I store them under the back seat), and are simple to put on and take off.
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