I didn’t run where they made you chain on bare pavement. I didn’t go to OR and WA much, I was mostly in MT and ID and up into Canada. I imagine they would ride pretty rough on pavement but would be fine if you kept your speed down.
Snow chains Info. What tires do you chain and when?
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I got to try Chinese chained and I’m a little disappointed.
Want to know how much and where did you get the pewags?
I’m looking for a good price on them as I would need 3 pairs.Oxbow Thanks this. -
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I carry 2 sets of Pewags on mine, one set of older round chains, and one single Pewag. The Pewags seem to hold up much better, normally I eat two sets of chains every winter. The first set of Pewags we bought broke an outside link and were scrapped. The second set I still carry one of two, the other one, I accidently drug one of the cams on the ground for 40 miles and ruined it. Boss bought me two new sets at the start of the season, I've used them 7 or 8 times, both are still holding their shine. I have noticed they seem to bite better, I've not spun a single wheel with them installed.
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I guess it just depends of the severity of the crap you get in and the wimpiness of your truck like a lot of you guys down in the lower 48 don't have lockers most trucks and Alaska have double lockers and are at least 310" wheelbase, way better on ice then those little short truck stop friendly trucks you guys drive.InTooDeep Thanks this. -
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