Autosocks (chain replacements) Experience
I have been carrying a set of Autosocks for 7+ years now in case I needed to ”chain up” and to satisfy the requirements of carrying chains on some passes. Since they weigh so little and take up so l...
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specta wrote:HMS Beagle wrote:
In California, where the CHP will make you drive for 20 miles on dry concrete pavement with them, not so long.
That will never be an issue for me. :B
I bought these and I hope I never have to take them out of the bag.
Usually, if I hit a section of road where chains are required, my top speed is likely going to be 25mph, at best, because at that point, I'm likely going to be running low range gearing on the transfer case to allow the engine to do 99% of the brake work.
If its bad enough that I need chains, it's bad enough that my stopping distance is going to be really really long, and sending 11,000lbs of truck and camper into a slide does not tickle my fancy. :p
