TIRE CHAINS
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LouNY
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Just went and picked up 3 sets of OFA Oko chains from Morquip in New Hampshire.
A set of 15-19.5's and 14.9-28's and 18.4-38's
A set of 15-19.5's and 14.9-28's and 18.4-38's
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Thanks for the replies. I'll give Tirechains.com a shot. The ones I had were vbar. They were phenominal. Only had them on the rears.
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Well heck I guess I'll state this again the "euro" style studded chains such as the OFA, TRYGG, and Aquiline Talons
are so much better then anything else on the market,
such as 2 or 4 link spaced V bars, or the various duo-grip tire chains.
These full contact studded chains will provide a superior ride quality and a traction increase that is several magnitudes better then the other tire chains on the market. With these chains tire slippage and chewing is greatly reduced.
On frozen ground, ice or hard packed snow the traction is almost the same as dry packed gravel and in some cases actually better.
Those that espouse the other styles of chains simply have not used this type of traction chain.
are so much better then anything else on the market,
such as 2 or 4 link spaced V bars, or the various duo-grip tire chains.
These full contact studded chains will provide a superior ride quality and a traction increase that is several magnitudes better then the other tire chains on the market. With these chains tire slippage and chewing is greatly reduced.
On frozen ground, ice or hard packed snow the traction is almost the same as dry packed gravel and in some cases actually better.
Those that espouse the other styles of chains simply have not used this type of traction chain.
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Sure glad we moved down here don't have to mess with chains
any more and if we get ice I'll just wait for it to melt. I had chains
for my pickup in WI 9.75x16.5 as you can see that is a long time
ago and that was the largest tire I could get at that time and still
have the chains and also tire chains for a VW bug that we purchased
in Italy
willy
any more and if we get ice I'll just wait for it to melt. I had chains
for my pickup in WI 9.75x16.5 as you can see that is a long time
ago and that was the largest tire I could get at that time and still
have the chains and also tire chains for a VW bug that we purchased
in Italy
willy