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timgco
08-03-2006, 06:14 AM
Can we run tire chains on 37 12.50 18's without wrecking your fender/flares?

or not enough room?

It would be for street only for the snowy mountain trips.

...gota get to that fresh powder.;)
ZigsRig
08-03-2006, 06:38 AM
Snowcat?.... ;) :D
timgco
08-03-2006, 06:45 AM
Snowcat?.... ;) :D

FAWK! If I could pay for a 250K snowcat- I'd have a condo up there so I wouldn't have to drive.

But that would make the back country a little more easier to get to.
KenP
08-03-2006, 07:08 AM
Can we run tire chains on 37 12.50 18's without wrecking your fender/flares? Whatever, trader.;)
ZigsRig
08-03-2006, 07:11 AM
FAWK! If I could pay for a 250K snowcat- I'd have a condo up there so I wouldn't have to drive.

But that would make the back country a little more easier to get to.

I got one for ya!!...:D

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ROX
08-05-2006, 04:16 PM
Can we run tire chains on 37 12.50 18's without wrecking your fender/flares?

or not enough room?

It would be for street only for the snowy mountain trips.

...gota get to that fresh powder.;)What kind of chains? The big-a$$ logging chains or the pretty low profile hiway cable chains? Even though I haven't ever had to chain my H2, I have a set of the cable chains, and wouldn't hesitate to use them if I thought I would need them. Even if I ran 37's. Just try to avoid making really tight turns and you shouldn't have a problem. The big logging chains really aren't for running down the road. It's only August! What are you thinking?;)