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Jimoz
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Got my missus a set of these the other year for her boot. Rwd. Not had to use yer but hand to have in there just in case. Be the cheapest option for a present!
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
£20.60 / pair
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
just had a delivery van driver here do the reverse with a shovel full of grit .... would not believe me it was rear wheel drive - *rick ... I'm stood watching 'em spinning
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Justme
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They dont last once on the hard stuff.
Quattromike
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I'll be sure to tell her to put them on the rear wheels
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Stroppymonkey
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Ther are for getting you put of the s**t, not driving around on!
Quattromike
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There's only about a 8 - 10 times in the year when the road is bad enough from the main road up to her house which is only 1/2 a mile, un-tarred up a slight gradient. She usually parks at the bottom of the road and walks but it leaves the car very exposed to the traffic as can't get far off the road without blocking all the other traffic that uses the road. I think a set of socks or lightweight chain would work ok for this but it has to be simple to fit. The easy fit versions however seem to be double the price 
Lancs Lad
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One way of looking at it...buy her a set she'll not need them again...don't and you guarantee 2ftvof snow for weeksThere's only about a 8 - 10 times in the year when the road is bad enough from the main road up to her house which is only 1/2 a mile, un-tarred up a slight gradient. She usually parks at the bottom of the road and walks but it leaves the car very exposed to the traffic as can't get far off the road without blocking all the other traffic that uses the road. I think a set of socks or lightweight chain would work ok for this but it has to be simple to fit. The easy fit versions however seem to be double the price
We bought plough for our forklift after 2010...not needed it since really ....best insurance ever
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
does tend to go that way .... '10 was grim .. and prolonged cold,One way of looking at it...buy her a set she'll not need them again...don't and you guarantee 2ftvof snow for weeks
We bought plough for our forklift after 2010...not needed it since really ....best insurance ever
but we've had a few good dumps here since then, so 'the policy' must be working well ooop North
Lancs Lad
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Yep but I reckon this cold snap is getting about as low but no white stuff here...does tend to go that way .... '10 was grim .. and prolonged cold,
Not had more than an inch or three ever since that dump in 2010.
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Justme
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True but you got to get back onto good ground before you take them off.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
you lucky sod ..... 've had plenty here
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