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07-08-2005, 08:57 AM
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Icelandics put very wide tires and deflate them a lot to float over the snow. Also they don't use to put agressive tires like M/T's, the most they use, the Dick Cepek's.
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I picked up some SCC Z-chains, they worked great the one time I used them:
I was able to put these on buried to the axles in deep snow and did not even have to move the truck to get them hooked up. The Z's are nice because they greatly reduce the gaps that normal cross link chains have. The cable sections zig-zag back and forth across the tire. Chains are fine as long as you keep the speed down to 25 or so.
I was able to put these on buried to the axles in deep snow and did not even have to move the truck to get them hooked up. The Z's are nice because they greatly reduce the gaps that normal cross link chains have. The cable sections zig-zag back and forth across the tire. Chains are fine as long as you keep the speed down to 25 or so.
they are real winter chains made specifically for off roaring and work VERY well. We just had 3.5 feet of snow in 22 hours this past season. I was able
to get out with my FJ60 on 35s with these chains. Zero issues.
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