I love Colorado. As long as it's light snow. I do the skinny roads too. Utah, Idaho as well. But yeah when the snow is heavy, you can't make money. You have to be so slow might as well just wait to drive after the plow passes. And forget the skinny roads then.
First time driving through Colorado
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This diagram shows the most common tire chain pattern. The black tires in the diagram have chains installed. The white tires are tires with no chains. This diagram isn't the only legal way to chain. It is a pattern that will satisfy almost any state assuming you have a standard OTR truck and 53 foot trailer. Look at the 6th pic under
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This info is from Oregon, you are in Colorado, but Oregon has a better diagram and I found it first. Oregon's rules work almost everywhere else I've been. -
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