feeler-Interest in snow chains for the trucks

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WHAT IS A SIPPED TIRE

This should explain
http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/tireSiping.dos

 

[nycstev]

I would try chains at the track. Probably pick up a few seconds.

 

[TNVIPER]

I would not put chains on my truck..unless...maybe...it was a daily....I dont see the problem here...if you use the truck as a DD and need to get thru snow then why not chains????...:dontknow: ..........

 

[FerrariTruck]

your still a fag!!!!!!!! and bmws are for pussys!!!!

Dont be a hater scooby!! you just keep spinning the rollers and post up the dyno sheets buddy

 

[FastRam]

My truck is a DD, use it everyday in all weather. I thought about chains and then thought again. If it's that bad out, I stay put until Mother Nature or my illustrious county forges me a path out. If I know bad weather is headed in, I plan ahead, e.g. stocking up on food and beer and if need be making alternate arrangements for work.

You can use chains on these vehicles but per my owners manual, the chains must meet SAE type S specifications (class S). Also, per the owners manual, and I quote this "NOTE: The use of class "S" chains is permitted on SRT-10 Models with the use of 17 x 8 steel wheels (part number 52113265AC) available from your authorized dealer." Personally I wouldn't use chains or any other type of affixed traction aide on these wheels -- too many a chance for something to happen which in my world would require replacement/repair of expensive parts.

 

[505'sFastestViper.]

Dont be a hater scooby!! you just keep spinning the rollers and post up the dyno sheets buddy

yeah that what ive been posting up lately pay attention you lil punk!!!

 

[BIGINJUN]

Cable-chains are different than chainlink units, do fit differently, & are an emergency only remedy to a short-term problem. Should be used only to get you someplace safe.

 

[JRSVIPR]

Damn, I thought we had a new winter sport going. Ice drags.:rock: :rock:

 

[Da1Chief]

You may consider gettin a cheep or should I say inexpensive set of smaller rims and putting "Studded" Snow Tires on it..... They are a lot better than "Slinging" a Chain and tearing up the Body Work....

Some states don't allow "Studds" any longer as they do tear up the roads when there is no snow or ice.