2wd and tire chains...
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lol yea just put chains on the back
and i also live in cal and usually just tell the chain guys the truck is 4wd ... worked all of last season .... i would chain up if the roads werent plowed as good as they are. If you do follow my advice ive heard if you do get in an accident you will get fined for running no chains in a chain control area.
and i also live in cal and usually just tell the chain guys the truck is 4wd ... worked all of last season .... i would chain up if the roads werent plowed as good as they are. If you do follow my advice ive heard if you do get in an accident you will get fined for running no chains in a chain control area.
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lol yea just put chains on the back
and i also live in cal and usually just tell the chain guys the truck is 4wd ... worked all of last season .... i would chain up if the roads werent plowed as good as they are. If you do follow my advice ive heard if you do get in an accident you will get fined for running no chains in a chain control area.
and i also live in cal and usually just tell the chain guys the truck is 4wd ... worked all of last season .... i would chain up if the roads werent plowed as good as they are. If you do follow my advice ive heard if you do get in an accident you will get fined for running no chains in a chain control area.
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Chains always go on the drive wheels. It's like the rookie log truck drivers that chain their trailer tires.......megga noob flame!!!
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