There are a good number of places you can buy chains. Cheap no way just 1 chain for a 13.6X28 will run around $250 new so that is $500 for a set of them as per the value built catalog. Now yes if you watch sales etc you might find a used set cheaper. Or maybe you can do like I did years ago and go to your local road dept and see if they have any old chains they are throwing away.scrapping and get them and make a set to fit. Or you can also use the old way and get a long chain and take it and wrap it around your tires but that only works if you have rims that will let you do that. Years ago I knew an old man that had a long chain and he would just wrap it around his tire and then hook/wire it on and go worked pretty good or at least it seemed to work good
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