What do u guys use for chains in the snow? Am i gonna need chains if i go to the snow?
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01-08-2008, 05:30 AM
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dont listen to them...
<center><img src="http://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/2163891/2/istockphoto_2163891_heavy_duty_chain.jpg"></center><p>These are for superior traction.. Make sure to un plug the abs module and insure traction control is not on, or else you will destroy the hid's...
That being said, you want more of the straight jagged edge for traction. ALL city ambulances and fire engines use this type
That being said, you want more of the straight jagged edge for traction. ALL city ambulances and fire engines use this type
01-08-2008, 07:25 AM
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I've driven in some deep snow with M+S and the CHP stop in Bishop didn't ask for to see chains.
The conditions felt like R3.
Although that was in my A4 with sport suspension and 16 in wheels. I'd much prefer at least 17s, not the 18s I have now in snow.
Although that was in my A4 with sport suspension and 16 in wheels. I'd much prefer at least 17s, not the 18s I have now in snow.
