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When driving in wet, slippery, snowy conditions, snow chains are absolutely essential for safe handling. Although snow chains may look intimidating, the basic idea is really simple: fit them over your tires, drive forward slowly, and tighten them up. In cold, wet conditions, this is easier said than done, but if you put on your tires before you reach snowy roads, you'll make your life way easier. | When driving in wet, slippery, snowy conditions, snow chains are absolutely essential for safe handling. Although snow chains may look intimidating, the basic idea is really simple: fit them over your tires, drive forward slowly, and tighten them up. In cold, wet conditions, this is easier said than done, but if you put on your tires before you reach snowy roads, you'll make your life way easier. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Lay the chains out and remove any twists or kinks in the metal. If you have the time to do this ''prior to'' venturing out into the dark, icy world, your fingers (and patience) will thank you. On the road, this process can take longer than you think. | #Lay the chains out and remove any twists or kinks in the metal. If you have the time to do this ''prior to'' venturing out into the dark, icy world, your fingers (and patience) will thank you. On the road, this process can take longer than you think. | ||
