You get what you pay for..there are cheaper chains.
The V-bar chains tend to last longer and obviously bite better. I never used bungie cords, just take the time to tighten chains properly. Ice road I ran was about 6 hour round trip so always carried assortment of quick links etc to make repairs as needed.
Tire chains type to carry on the truck?
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Pewag or trygg are the best. They’ll last plenty long enough and won’t let you down when you need them.
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They're also good in mud, especially if it's one of those decomposed granite surface slops with clay underneath.
I have a set for my F250 and they do real well on that. I keep some weight in the back and between the weight and those chains I haven't had to yell for help yet.D.Tibbitt, Coffey, 4wayflashers and 1 other person Thank this. -
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