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Old 02-04-2015
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Winter travel

Looking for recommendations for snow cables/chains for winter use.
I have a 2005 Civic, 195 60 15s. I currently have Blizzaks on all 4 and couldn't be happier with performance. But I am now looking for cables/chains to install.

All the searches I start ultimately end with aggravation. No one seems to have a chain for this size either that or, the searc method to get there is so hidden, i cannot locate.

what do you guys use/like/proven to work and where online is it?

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Re: Winter travel

I'm going to guess that this forum is based in the southern states.
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Re: Winter travel

Nah, I think this forum actually began in Canada.

I'm in the rust belt, and I've never seen chains on front wheel drive cars myself. Actually, I don't think I have noticed civilian commuters with tire chains here in a really long time.
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Re: Winter travel

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Re: Winter travel

Blizzaks are a helluva tire by themselves IMO.
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