for the momento only on the reat tires as i have some rubbing on the front sway bar so i cant put mud chins on front...

still cant test em this weekend until next one..

they were from my uncle for some 31 tire and i had to add a little more. that day also did chians for 2 friends.

when i go out to test em ill post some pics..

thisones arte nto that hard to install only like 15 min and they are good to goS





sorry the bad cell pics but are the only 3 pics i got. others are on facebook from friends,,,,

 

clinking down the road

 

yeah that sucks to be having to putting on and off to wheel.... but some of the trails here are or way to much mud for MT's or even boggers or to slippery and very dangerous.. so the extra grip is a must for it.

gona be fun i have never driven with mudchains so its gona be a new experience

 

ill be the first to say they fall off when you get stuck and spinnin. good luck with it though

 

ah, don't be so critical man... it only takes a few ***** on the tire to catch them and keep the chain turning... it's also something more than the tires would have normally... it's only going to help..


i'm looking forward to see how they work... any difference between them and snow chains?

 

looking at them again... get that bungee cord off of there... that's got bad news written ALL over it

 

yaa agreed bundee cord= scary

 

yeah the bungee cord was only for test fitting/ and im pretty sure they wont fall off.

with snow chains ive got no idea as ive never been near snow chains.. but i couldt drive with chains on the road for more than 100 mts or so anyway.

next weekend prolly uim gona test them and take some vids

if u see the floor theres some marks when i was moving the chains to see if they moved around the tire or get any loose

 

Nice!!! Never chained up for mud, but I guess when it gets slick like ice they would dig in nicely :)

Ive used chains in snow ever since I remember and I always use bungee/tarp straps, with no issues. Ive chained the front on the F150 probably more than 10 times while ice fishing, the bungees don't hold them on the just the to keep the tension tight and from slopping around and hitting something. Ive broke a couple cutting them on tree/ice but there not enough tension on them to come shooting off...

 

sucks that you busted your tail lamp :( Maybe if you order a new one you could order me a pair while you're at it

 

You sure you got the right thread?

 

nice mod.. i found some videos on youtube of guys running chains in the mud on an F350 diesel and jeeps and they run in some sloppy ****.. here's the video. check it out and the other ones.

YouTube - redstang410's Channel

 

damn, that is how someone gets killed in that vid. Lets go push the winch cable.

 

lmao.. up here in canada we call them snow chains haha

 

Oh snap they have diesels there

 

We use bungees on our heavy equipment tires, and they don't ever break or loosen. And I have gotten the Gradall stuck and had the tires with chains spinning, and never once did a chain fall of or anything.

Those WILL help, no doubt about that.

 

coulda used those today...

 

haha ya i was a little weary about that too.. but do what ya gotta do.. they run in some sloppy **** and need every bit of help they can get!! haha looks like some fun wheeling though!!