7:55 pm
I was wondering if anyone actually carries tire chains in their 4x4?
Here's what I found on the state site (http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/traffops/truck ... tml#4wheel)
{"If I have 4-wheel-drive, do I need to carry chains?
Yes. Even though weather conditions may not warrant the use of chains on 4-wheel-drive vehicles at a particular time, to enter a chain control area, you must have a set of chains (for one drive axle) for your vehicle in your possession. If conditions worsen or you have trouble controlling your vehicle, you must stop and install the chains."}
What have your experiences been with this?
I have been through some pretty good snow with little to no trouble.. But I'm mainly thinking about rules and regulations on my way to the slopes and what not like what happens if you get pulled over and do not have them etc.
9:58 pm
brad carries chains.. 😀
viewtopic.php?f=31&t=1673&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=chains#p15147
10:34 pm
"FAM" wrote: That link is pretty clear - you're suppose to have chains. Whether or not you'd get a ticket would be up to the officer, but they'd have the law on their side if you didn't have them.
In the past I've been waved through and never asked if I had chains.
ahhh... but do you carry chains on your jeep?
11:53 pm
July 15, 2005
Can you be cited for not having them in your 4wd, "yes" Is it likely you would be cited "no" unless you fail the attitude test and piss off the cop. I wrote many tickets for 2wd cars not having them, but never a 4wd.
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5:49 pm
July 15, 2005
TSL's. Your next tire 🙂
"JohnDF" wrote: [quote="844x4"]haha yeah! I looked some up for my 33's and the cheapest are around $65. But I don't really want to get any since I want to upgrade to 36's next year!
Who makes a 36" tire?
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