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bpounds
Oct 22, 2019Nomad
I hate to think what link chains would do to my E rated tires if I used them carrying the load of a fifth wheel. I would avoid that if at all possible.
But then, we use our trucks for many things other than towing heavy trailers.
L.A. and I live near each other, and it's an hour drive to find heavy snow and ski areas. And camping. He is smart to be prepared.
I will give you this though - our CHP pushes the panic button when the first snow flake hits the pavement, compared to any other western state. So yes, overkill if you live anywhere else.
But then, we use our trucks for many things other than towing heavy trailers.
Grit dog wrote:
...where you live you will not want, wish for or need chains...
L.A. and I live near each other, and it's an hour drive to find heavy snow and ski areas. And camping. He is smart to be prepared.
I will give you this though - our CHP pushes the panic button when the first snow flake hits the pavement, compared to any other western state. So yes, overkill if you live anywhere else.
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