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And does siping do any good?
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Siping is effective - I had it done on my Dakota with 2WD and it made them stick to the road a lot better. It wasn't like having a 4x4, but I didn't have to carry 300 lbs of bricks in the back. I carried 100 lbs.How old do you have to be to get a leerners license in Florida??
Chains are better than studded tires, but they aren't legal in a lot of places. Studded tires are even less acceptable.
What are good cars to drive in the snow, if I am not a fan of SUV's?
chains are better but not allowed everywhereIn a four-way intersection with no traffic lights, who has the right of way?
Agreed, chains tend to be better. However, you also need to take into account that you have to put the chains on AND take them back off, which means a clear place to work. But, as previously mentioned, not all places will allow you to run with chains on your car as they also dig up the roads.So what if you want to turn left at a 4-way stop sign ?
Are you doing mostly highway driving or not? Chains are great on icy and snow packed roads, however, they limit you speed, are often difficult to install, cause spot wear on your tires, and may not assist with braking if your wheels lockup. Studs don't limit speed, provide almost as good traction as chains, no need to install, and are great with anti-lock brakes. Siping does assist traction on ice and very wet pavement. Also, your state may have restrictions on when you can use chains and studded tires.What are DOT lighting requirements for tankers?
studded tires work almost as good,and you don't have to take them off all the time either but i would go with the studded tires unless you live in a real bad place to get out of ,and you wont have to remove them all the time either,,good luck i hope this help,s.More Questions & Answers ...
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