Annual tire chain thread
We're heading to Arizona again this winter but this year with the truck and camper. I have no chains for the truck and although I have no intention of driving in the snow I want to have a couple of s...
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I'm learning lots here. On a side note the Les Schwab chain return policy was sounding good until I read that you can't return them until April and apparently they are overpriced based on buyer comments. Since it is highly unlikely I would return them anyway its makes them less attractive. I'm leaving soon and I can avoid any need for them on the way down by waiting or rerouting, so I will likely order some to be delivered to me in Arizona. I left it too late to order from Canada.
This is the way I'm leaning again although I still haven't decided about V-bar to get some off road capability vs regular twist link for more durability. I still don't plan to drive in snow though.
I'll order two sets which should make me legal in the western states and compliant with Ram.
bb_94401 wrote:
If you are going to get chains because you travel often in winter, you might as well get ones that work well in all conditions to get you safely in and out. That would be the cross bar reinforced or V-bar chains.
This is the way I'm leaning again although I still haven't decided about V-bar to get some off road capability vs regular twist link for more durability. I still don't plan to drive in snow though.
I'll order two sets which should make me legal in the western states and compliant with Ram.
