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Chambers wrote:
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> My personal feeling is that if conditions are bad enough that you need
> more than your regular tires, you should just be safe and throw on some
> chains.
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Chains should go well at extreme conditions on ice, but when you'll hit
the tarmac or gravel (or even plain snow iirc), real winter tires can
get you better grip. It's possible that we don't actually have the most
extreme conditions here - at least often -, but I don't recall a single
day from past 8 years (ie. while I've had a driver's license) that I'd
even thinked of chains instead of winter tires.
Of course the suspension of the car itself makes a lot, too.
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