Tire chains
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Mountain Pass
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From: Central Oregon
Tire chains
Anyone have a lead on "easy-on/off" chains for 38x13.5 tires? Been looking for a while now and just can't seem to find any. Would love to find something like spider spikes, but they just don't make 'em big enough. Thanx in advance.
Laughing Gas
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Do you have a set of smaller tires? Maybe chain those up...... Or buy a set of used tires from a salvage yard or used tire shop. Chain those up instead...
Salvage yards found on "car-parts.com" always have tires from trucks. Yes, they will be smaller but so what. You can buy them used and use as your winter tires. You'd been surprised at the valve within.
Salvage yards found on "car-parts.com" always have tires from trucks. Yes, they will be smaller but so what. You can buy them used and use as your winter tires. You'd been surprised at the valve within.
Fleet Mechanic
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Try this place? No clue as to reputation just happened to come across it https://tirechain.com/38x13-16-two-link-tire-chains/
Cargo Master
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Do you have a set of smaller tires? Maybe chain those up...... Or buy a set of used tires from a salvage yard or used tire shop. Chain those up instead...
Salvage yards found on "car-parts.com" always have tires from trucks. Yes, they will be smaller but so what. You can buy them used and use as your winter tires. You'd been surprised at the valve within.
Salvage yards found on "car-parts.com" always have tires from trucks. Yes, they will be smaller but so what. You can buy them used and use as your winter tires. You'd been surprised at the valve within.
You could see if there's a tire shop around you that does siping and have your tires siped and studded. IDK if studs are acceptable in areas that require chains?
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