Truck tire chains

[ssjrmk]

Which type of tire chain is good for ice and where can you buy them?

 

[gunner3006]

Tryygs. Northern metallic.

 

[Flyer]

Or PeeWag at Fort Garry Industries. Same or better metallurgy.

 

[pfi572]

What Gunner said . Anything else is junk .

 

[brian h]

greggs distributers

 

[arff]

Super slings

 

[dabensmiller]

Wore out mud tires work best on ice, don't let anyone convince you otherwise.

 

[catmando]

Which type of tire chain is good for ice and where can you buy them?

Titan Supply on south side, stock everything you could ever want plus they will make em for you, plus they also have replacement parts.

 

[SHREK1]

Titan Supply on south side, stock everything you could ever want plus they will make em for you, plus they also have replacement parts.

here or continental chain are the best two places, they will build them for you, get them with cams

 

[pfi572]

here or continental chain are the best two places, they will build them for you, get them with cams

And the star rubber straps .

 

[SHREK1]

And the star rubber straps .

ya with this your bullet proof, will only rip off the odd mudflap, i started tying my flaps back and all good. I use my chains often

 

[ssjrmk]

Thanks for all the info guys.

 

[arff]

Good in mud too

 

[canuck5]

www.canadianchains.ca is where I grabbed these i recommend the V bars for ultimate traction

 

[Summitric]

Titan supply in south edmonton... Stock them all. Most tire shops buy from them as well

 

[pfi572]

www.canadianchains.ca is where I grabbed these i recommend the V bars for ultimate traction

V bars ? Didn’t even think they made them anymore ? Cool
Thought they were all tryygs as they are better bite .

 

[Pink-Inc]

Ran tryggs from a big rig. 11r 22.5 fit perfect on a 37 and they chewed hard

 

[MP Kid]

Have run many sets of chains for years (mostly used during hunting season, rarely sledding). Most people don’t need a heavy set for slight recovery when sledding. Cam locks are definitely nice, and even a few bungees are good if you only have the chains on for a short time.
Recently a buddy that drives truck showed me a set of titanium chains(I thought ...BS) but I was educated when I grabbed them..... lightest damn chains I ever seen!!!! Not sure where they came from or the price.

 

[Barry Barton]

Gregg Dist

 

[canuck5]

Have run many sets of chains for years (mostly used during hunting season, rarely sledding). Most people don’t need a heavy set for slight recovery when sledding. Cam locks are definitely nice, and even a few bungees are good if you only have the chains on for a short time.
Recently a buddy that drives truck showed me a set of titanium chains(I thought ...BS) but I was educated when I grabbed them..... lightest damn chains I ever seen!!!! Not sure where they came from or the price.

If you spend anytime on the logging roads the chains can get you out of a bind. Even when the certain snow comes in town I’ve seen them useful. You get a fully loaded sled trailer at times forward is your only option. For $295 throw them in and hopefully never use them