stuck on ice, best way to get going

Socks ! Yes, I've seen them to. Good for one use/mistake .... then like a 'real sock' you poke your toe through one end and your heal thru the other end ..... and chuck 'em out.

Socks will work, and are DOT approved on most of the hills .... BUT .... they are fragile ! One bad spin and they're toast. You better know how to feather your drive train to use them.

If you're already mired down, socks are no good that I've seen.

JMHO

 

Carry a bottle of clorox. Pour some on yer tires and it will make them grab the ice. I've found that siped tires work very well. You lose a little tire life but they are great on slick stuff

 

Winterized windshield washer fluid works on thin ice

 

a little clorox a little smoke .. the high school boys liked to play with it. the videos aren't to serious

 

(myself, I use Chains while driving in 1st gear.) Cat Litter works at gaining traction.

 

Most of these guys and gals need to go back to drivers ed, and get real cars to do burnouts in.

 

could be pretty cool in a big truck.

more tires = more smoke

 

Just go to Quebec in the summer

 

maybe this driver thought ithere was a show going on.. bleach?