Michelin 008307 Easy Grip Evolution Composite Snow Chain, EVO 7

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The data collected will be processed by Pneus Online in its capacity as data controller to enable you to post an opinion. We don't need proper snow tires for normal use since it never snows where we live in the San Francisco area. All credit and debit card payments will be accepted and processed via PayPal as we recognise PayPal as a trusted and safe way of processing online payments using the internet. This means that even if you are driving a snowy road in the Alps, don't really want to get out and adjust your chains. I think we're all agreed that if we lived in truly snowy climates then we should have AWD and Snow Tires.

Its as if I have a completely different set to the reviewers that spent up to an hour putting them on. The French brand Michelin is not only known for its high quality tyres, but for also designing fantastic and innovative snow chains / snow socks such as the Michelin Easy Grip; an elastic snow chain that can be fitted easily and quickly. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees. Made from a high performance, lightweight composite, these chains are quick and easy to attach or remove. There is not adjustments required as Michelin Easy Grip Snow Chain's are made to fit specific tyre sizes.

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The Michelin Easy Grip Evolution is suitable for vehicles with front, rear, or four wheel drive and is compatible with ABS and stability systems like ESP. Performance pads work great on standard or up rated drilled / grooved discs, improving pedal feel and reducing brake fade and glazing. Was hoping that an AWD vehicle would allow us to skip the chains on R1 and R2 (though I'd like to carry something I could use in either case). I'm not saying there's a perfect answer: sooner or later, even with winter tyres, you will need chains.So all I'd say is that the choice for me wouldn't be socks vs chains but winter tyres vs all-seasons, both +chains. snowHeads already know all this, making snowHeads the biggest, most active community of snow-heads in the UK, so you'll be in good company).

These snow chains are fully approved in the UK and Europe for use in the European Ski Resports road legal. It ensures excellent motricity on snow and ice in traction, acceleration, curves and braking and safety.In SoCal the local mountains occasionally have "Chains Required" so there is the need for some kind of traction control devices. Rubbish, after living in the alps for 15 years and always having chains I bought these for our new car due to weight and supposed easy fitting. Winters and all-seasons both do a good job covering that transitional zone, where you're constantly alternating between tarmac, slush and snow.