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Ooh, finally found the right page in the manual. Front axle only. -- nm
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Beryllium (aka grayman)
Dec 23 '12, 13:42
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unless there is a heavy coat of snow its really rough riding on chains -- nm
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zeitgeist roasting on an open fire
Dec 23, 14:09
I think studded tires might be illegal in some states too. -- nm
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tl
Dec 23, 13:45
Carrying chains is required on some roads here - I think studs are illegal, though. -- nm
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Beryllium
Dec 23, 13:45
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I have studs on my work vehicle. They rip up the roads though -- nm
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Bacon
Dec 23, 14:06
I think it might be the same in Washington state. -- nm
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tl
Dec 23, 13:46
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studded tires are allowed in winter months with dates set/adjusted according to conditions of the season
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zeitgeist roasting on an open fire
Dec 23, 14:07
It's certainly a requirement on some roads here in Oregon. -- nm
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Mop on Samsung Galaxy S3
Dec 23, 14:00
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