Anybody ever try the Temu/Amazon tire traction devices?

[cousineddie]

Doesn't happen much, but every once in awhile i'll be in a parking lot in the middle of the night clearing snow and get hung up. Last year I had to shovel out once and dumped a bag of salt under the drive tires to get myself out. Cheap method, but was a pain in the dick.

I am wondering if anybody has tried the wheel zip tie traction devices such as the one below and are they worth a shit?

Amazon.com

 

[posford]

I have a set of leather/chain traction devices like those, just old as fuck. I think theres a reason they never caught on

 

[JD Mark]

 

[JD Mark]

Do they make these in loader tire sizes?

Hoping none of my loaders get stuck on flat ground this winter.

 

[cousineddie]

Do they make these in loader tire sizes?

Hoping none of my loaders get stuck on flat ground this winter.

gotta love the dipshits who don't know a thing about snow removal. Anybody who's ever driven a loader knows you can use the loader to bail yourself out. Try that with a plow ya moron.

 

[JD Mark]

I've pushed my way out of piles using my front plow...dumbass.

Still trying to figure out how you're getting yourself stuck in a flat parking lot with the minimal amount of snow you get...short of being incompetent.

 

[cousineddie]

I've pushed my way out of piles using my front plow...dumbass.

Still trying to figure out how you're getting yourself stuck in a flat parking lot with the minimal amount of snow you get...short of being incompetent.

you are a newb, but i get a bit of satisfaction knowing that you are trying to think for once. I bet it hurts your brain.

 

[JD Mark]

you are a newb,

 

[cousineddie]

noob?

You can't just put the Plowhub avatar up for your profile and claim to know a thing or two.

 

[AKnate]

Keep a set of decent tire chains behind the seat.

 

[JD Mark]

Keep a set of decent tire chains behind the seat.

He's in the middle of nowhere Illannoyed. Flatter than the proverbial pancake and with an average of something like 15-20" of snow.

He doesn't need tire chains or zip ties, he needs to learn how to plow.

 

[cousineddie]

He doesn't need tire chains or zip ties, he needs to learn how to plow.

 

[AKnate]

He's in the middle of nowhere Illannoyed. Flatter than the proverbial pancake and with an average of something like 15-20" of snow.

He doesn't need tire chains or zip ties, he needs to learn how to plow.

Not even worth plowing that.

 

[cousineddie]

Not even worth plowing that.

I disagree.

 

[blakes]

I live in the mountains of Colorado and get over 20' of snow each season.

Real chains 100%

 

[cousineddie]

I agree there. This would be more one time emergency use. These cant replace chains.