Posted by Zachary Hoyt on February 01, 2015 at 08:07:03 from (74.47.63.199):
In Reply to: Chains on ice posted by bja105 on February 01, 2015 at 06:17:06:
I bought a set from tirechains.com that are the duo grip like are shown in JD Seller's post. They work really well because they don't fall down between the lugs like ladder chains sometimes do. I have had those chains a little over a year now and they are great. Mine are on 14.9/38 tires but they are the same size chains as they specify for your 15.5/38s. I would recommend them highly. I do not think you need anything to tension these chains, I like to run them a bit loose so that the chain falls away from the lower half of the tread, it seems to bite better that way. I just back onto the chains and then pull them up and over the tire by hand, 5 minutes per side once I got used to doing it. Zach
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