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6. WRONG/Misleading. See my other post

Tue Jan 27, 2026, 06:04 AM

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Question about snow driving [View all] dixiegrrrrl Yesterday OP

If your entire journey is on packed snow, sure, chains make sense unblock Yesterday #1

Tire chains are no longer necessary. Irish_Dem Yesterday #2

I answered the OP's question. You raise another question. Irish_Dem Yesterday #7

Read what you just wrote. My gawd, do you not see the contradictions? hlthe2b Yesterday #13

I didn't have any difficulty following along with your answer, ID. yellow dahlia 23 hrs ago #19

The OP mentioned Boston. Chemical Bill Yesterday #15

This message was self-deleted by its author Chemical Bill 16 hrs ago #21

WRONG/Misleading. See my other post hlthe2b Yesterday #6

Whoever wrote that doesn't live at 7500 feet DenaliDemocrat Yesterday #12

The OP mentioned Boston. Chemical Bill Yesterday #16

Do they still make studded tires? multigraincracker Yesterday #3

My take is that people want to get in the car and drive. Chemical Bill Yesterday #8

You're missing that almost all cars today are front wheel drive Jersey Devil Yesterday #9

In short, chains kinda suck. Happy Hoosier Yesterday #10

Probably. dixiegrrrrl 16 hrs ago #20

Used to snow a LOT more. Kid Berwyn Yesterday #11

Back in the 1970s, I used to ski a lot in the Sierra Nevada mountains MineralMan Yesterday #14

Most vehicles are front wheel drive now - it makes big difference. LeftinOH Yesterday #17