Ill probably never do this but i was wondering will chains fit in the wheel wells of 03 GT? and if they do will they tear apart your tires?
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12-07-2009
Ill probably never do this but i was wondering will chains fit in the wheel wells of 03 GT? and if they do will they tear apart your tires?
12-07-2009
Chains are universal. You can put them on any of the same tires. You wont tear them apart either.
12-07-2009
are you serious? you cant run chains on normal roads. theyd have to repave everything after winter if that was allowed.
12-07-2009
We used to run chains on normal roads up north.. roads were fine.Originally Posted by Bio248
12-07-2009
i dont know anywhere around here that you can do that legally.
12-07-2009
i know out west in the mountains semi's are required to have em
12-07-2009
do it i but some on my old buick before i sold it. It was as good as my snowmobile, but tore up everything (roads, yards, driveways)
12-07-2009
i know for a fact you can't run em in Ohio bro lol, studs from Nov 15 to April 15 and if they catch you out of season its a very pricey oops
12-07-2009
oh i know, there cut down to fit my 4-wheeler now
12-08-2009
ya i have no idea what the laws are here. do studded snow tires make that much of a difference?
12-08-2009
in ice, yes, in snow there about the same as any snow tire. I run em on my S-10 and LOVE em. With regular snows i've been stuck on small inclined hills from ice, not with studs and some weight in the bed!
12-13-2009
They won't let you--anybody: truckers, cars, Land Rovers, doesn't matter--past a certain point approaching the mountain passes unless you're chained up. There's a wide space on the highway to chain up.
Owner's manual says don't use chains on 18".
I wish they enforced that around here. Some of these maroons run their damned studs all summer. No joke.
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