Ramps for snow chains

Work ok but have limits to what they can do . Kiss them goodbye as soon as u spin. mine have been put on edge protection duty , thats about all they are good for

 

I've used triples probably 500 times and the most efficient way I've found is to just hang em over the top and over the sides, back over em, do em up. Pull forward a few tire rotations, get another link or two if you can and go! Same thing with singles.

5 mins to put em on, 2 mins to take em off.

 

Ive seen guys use bungie cords,,obviously their first time in the bush,,the bungie just go hard and stiff due to the cold in my area and do nothing. Saw the same guys try "new and improved silicone bungies with the same results. If your chains are installed correctly you don't need bungies,,,tighten the chains and go
I believe there is a tool for tightening chain cams but I used a roller bar..

 

Had to google it. Those things actually work?

 

Since Oregon is requiring a traction device on two drags I’ve been thinking about getting a set of sox just for that.

 

Ya. Thanks. Pretty funny.

 

I know we're covering old group d, but...
Can you only chain the outer tire on the driver's, or is that state specific.

Apologies for the derail.