Posted by rew1953 on July 09, 2020 at 22:16:46 from (70.238.188.56):
How many use tire chains year round, not just in winter. I use a set full time on the NAA because it is so light even with loaded rears and the chains give much needed traction on all surfaces.
The 4000 is about three times the weight of the NAA, but I am inclined to add tire chains also as I have had tire slippage in wet conditions that I do not have with the NAA.
The problem is the cost of new chains for the 13.6x38 rears. I simply cannot afford the asking price for new chains. Used chains for that tire size are virtually nonexistant. Looking at making my own set for roughly 1/3 the asking price for new chains. I can also make the H pattern on the cross links that stops chain creep you see with straight cross links.
Has anyone made their own tire chains and how were the results?
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