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4×4 Tire Chains
September 26th, 2008 by Justin
With the fall and winter months fast approaching, it is time to look into not only maintaining your 4×4 vehicle for the colder months, but adding accessories that maximize your truck, SUV or Jeep’s performance in the snow, sleet or ice. One accessory that is generally not given a lot of credit, but can be quite practical and add additional safety while on winter roads are 4×4 tire chains.
Tire Chains Perfect for 4×4 Vehicles
If you are planning on driving on mountain roads or in a region that is expecting snow this season, it is wise to carry along 4×4 tire chains. Tire chains are affordable, easy to install and offer a variety of benefits to your vehicle. First off, tire chains help your 4×4 vehicle gain traction. Even though you have four wheel drive and large tires this will not necessarily be enough for gripping steep roads with lots of ice or snow. Tire chains maximize grip and traction, effectively offering additional safety.
4×4 Tire Chains Are Different from the General Variety
With a 4×4 tire chain most have a plastic encased steel cable that is on the inner side of the tire. This added feature is helpful in preventing the tire chains from hitting various components by the wheel (springs, radius rod, etc). In addition, look for tire chains that have a diamond pattern due to the fact that this feature not only gives you traction going forward and reverse, but sideways as well.
4×4 Tire Chains are Affordable and Easy to Install
For the most part, 4×4 tire chains are an excellent investment and quite affordable. In fact, for a couple of hundred dollars or less you can find a decent pair of tire chains. It should also be noted that tire chains are easy to install and usually take only a few minutes.
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