Chains

[theHighwayman]

wouldn't *count* on that --

[Biker395]

As it is with all advice of this sort, forum members all offer a money-back guarantee.

[xeren]

wouldn't *count* on that --

I defer to thehighwayman on all highway-related matters

[CalvaryMike]

Shifty offers a money back guarantee on his advice.

[my395]

I drive a Jeep Wrangler up any day it is snowy or icy.... and has the chance of being snowy or icy. I carry chains just in case they check. But the manual for the vehicle says that you can't use chains. I wonder if an officer would interpret this as a pass.... or a reason to turn me around.

[rphenry]

I drive a Jeep Wrangler up any day it is snowy or icy.... and has the chance of being snowy or icy. I carry chains just in case they check. But the manual for the vehicle says that you can't use chains. I wonder if an officer would interpret this as a pass.... or a reason to turn me around.

When I had my Cherokee, I interpreted a requirement that 4WD vehicles must install chains as a strong suggestion that you stay off the road. And, like you, I carried chains in case they asked (and I only got asked once, at the chain check at Snow Valley on the way into Big Bear).