snow chains for my p4de

[soundmaster]

Hey Folks,
today i drove for the first time on snow. Had absolutely no traction with stock tires.
Now i want to make some snow chains for my p4de but i need some help.

Thanks!

[dgudenau]

I wouldn't know how to make snow chains myself, but I think this may be the video you need: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21hebGM8wWM

[soundmaster]

Thanks. This looks like a lot of work

[ROB311952]

Hey Folks,
today i drove for the first time on snow. Had absolutely no traction with stock tires.
Now i want to make some snow chains for my p4de but i need some help.
Thanks!

They also sell them ready-made on ebay. You might want to try Trencher tires before you go to that trouble/expense. They get a lot better traction. They're a little bigger and have a very aggressive tread pattern that seems to work on all surfaces (except I haven't gotten any snow here to try it in yet).

[trax de max]

they've been made many times on this forum mostly summit or emaxx sections

[blazer]

I made snow chains for the talons..
It kinda worked but was heavy..

[spenniepoos]

I would do what rob said try trenchers or mashers first they may surprise you how well they do dude....peace

[soundmaster]

I bought this wheel/tire combo here in Austria:

http://www.conrad.at/ce/de/product/2...Reifen-Profil-

The work excellent on Snow.

[o0wiz0o]

My trenchers were great in snow until it becomes to deep and fluffy. The chassis just sits on the top and you get noooooooo traction at all.

[spenniepoos]

When the snow gets so deep it does not matter what you have on your wheels its going to sink....peace

[o0wiz0o]

Haha! That's my point....It don't....It sits afloat on the top. If it had paddle tyres it may boat along.

[spenniepoos]

Haha! That's my point....It don't....It sits afloat on the top. If it had paddle tyres it may boat along.

True that my friend ........peace