Snow chains for small class C
We make many trips year round to Yosemite. On occasion, chains are required to get in or out of the park. Once we get to the campground, we wait it out. We are required to carry chain during the wi...
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DAS26miles - I believe I would go for the lighter weight chains. Unless you are going to frequently be traveling those types of roads. We drove through Denver, several years ago, heading to Grand Junction. The snow was really falling. We saw signs that chains may be required farther West. We slowed our speed and kept going. We saw several 18 wheelers over to the side putting on chains. We did not spin a wheel. We were carrying the load and they were pulling the load.
Found these on the internet Tire Chains 'R' U. The sixth line in the 16" size should fit. Price seems reasonable - $67.41 free shipping in the lower 48.
Found these on the internet Tire Chains 'R' U. The sixth line in the 16" size should fit. Price seems reasonable - $67.41 free shipping in the lower 48.
