Re: Snow Chains 2000 Cherokee Sport 2WD?
 

Well, I live in Southern California (not in the mountains) and I'm
just looking for something that will get me through the occasional
recreational mountain trip.

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 17:47:53 GMT, Rich Hampel <RhmpL33@nospam.net>
wrote:

>If your purpose is 'daily driving' with chains, consider cable chains -
>available everywhere (where is snows). Can run at faster speeds and
>will last longer on 'dry' pavement. They're bettter on hard-pack and
>ice but not as good in the axle deep stuff.
>
>If you need a 'heavy lug' chain set and cant find the exact size, buy
>the next larger size and a 'chain' tool (specialty pliers) and and make
>your own sizing adjustments.
>

Re: Snow Chains 2000 Cherokee Sport 2WD?
 

Well, I live in Southern California (not in the mountains) and I'm
just looking for something that will get me through the occasional
recreational mountain trip.

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 17:47:53 GMT, Rich Hampel <RhmpL33@nospam.net>
wrote:

>If your purpose is 'daily driving' with chains, consider cable chains -
>available everywhere (where is snows). Can run at faster speeds and
>will last longer on 'dry' pavement. They're bettter on hard-pack and
>ice but not as good in the axle deep stuff.
>
>If you need a 'heavy lug' chain set and cant find the exact size, buy
>the next larger size and a 'chain' tool (specialty pliers) and and make
>your own sizing adjustments.
>

Re: Snow Chains 2000 Cherokee Sport 2WD?
 

Well, I live in Southern California (not in the mountains) and I'm
just looking for something that will get me through the occasional
recreational mountain trip.

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 17:47:53 GMT, Rich Hampel <RhmpL33@nospam.net>
wrote:

>If your purpose is 'daily driving' with chains, consider cable chains -
>available everywhere (where is snows). Can run at faster speeds and
>will last longer on 'dry' pavement. They're bettter on hard-pack and
>ice but not as good in the axle deep stuff.
>
>If you need a 'heavy lug' chain set and cant find the exact size, buy
>the next larger size and a 'chain' tool (specialty pliers) and and make
>your own sizing adjustments.
>