Snow chains
We're planning on going to Yellowstone in May. I have all wheel drive but I want to be prepared just in case and would like to buy some chains to take with. I would like something that is easy to put ...
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rhagfo wrote:
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I guess I have never found that hard to put on standard tire chains, carry a set in the truck, and one in the 5er. Keep in mind in most western states, if the TV is chained, you need to chain at least on axle on the trailer also.
Agree with this^^^^....for a daily driver in Los Anchorage, my preference is 4WD with studs...but the rig always has chains in it and available.
If the snow is so deep that chains are required (as a practical matter, not a regulatory matter), I usually decide that I don't HAVE to go anywhere, but where chains really come into their own (IMNSHO) is when driving on packed snow/mixed ice. Cross- or Z-bars that bite into the ice are really beneficial, particularly on stopping.
