Are tire chains allowed on my vehicle?

[HSKR R/T]

Here's what you missed about where they are approved Autosocks approvals.

WRONG, don't need your lecture! I don't need to rethink my tires or how I drive. Been driving for 75 years, never had snow, icy or wet conditions mishap. I am very safety conscious and always have appropriate tires and go slower than conditions will allow. I've seen ice conditions where 18 wheelers were stopped in a line but sliding into one another. I was 4 wheel chained and able to creep and had steering control. If I have to chain up I'll always chain all four.

Cheers!

I don't need your lectures either, but yet you feel the need to give me one. I just replied in kind to your previous comments. Pot/kettle

 

[bigdodge]

Tire chains

Did anyone try to use snow chains last winter with the Rebel with the Wrangler Duratracs?

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[TSL]

@John Jensen , did you get Autosocks for both axles or just one ? I got one set for my Rebel, verified in my garage they fit ( so much easier to put on than chains ! ), and packed them up under the rear seat. Haven't had any experience using them yet. Figured I would put them on the rears if I had to use them. I guess socks all around in 4WD would be maximum insurance

 

[John Jensen]

@John Jensen , did you get Autosocks for both axles or just one ? I got one set for my Rebel, verified in my garage they fit ( so much easier to put on than chains ! ), and packed them up under the rear seat. Haven't had any experience using them yet. Figured I would put them on the rears if I had to use them. I guess socks all around in 4WD would be maximum insurance

I purchased for both axles for "maximum insurance". They'll fit on both my 2016 Eco and my 2020 3500 where they are stored. Hope I never need to use them