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Well the snow is here and its more than a dusting this time. If you would like tire chains/cables, they are on right now for $199 with FREE delivery in the Victoria area , so if you cant get out of your driveway, I can bring you your chains. I need to know the size of tire you have, Its on the side wall of your tire, for example, 235/75/R15.
we are shutteling the nurses to/from work today, so If I dont answer, leave a message and I will call you right back
250-380-3947
Cell 250-896-7612

can/will you ship to calgary....????

Yes, we ship all over the country. send me an email for details.

EnviroImports.com wrote:so if you cant get out of your driveway, I can bring you your chains

If you own a delica and cannot get out of your driveway, regardless of chains or not, you should turn your keys in. No delica for you!

I don't know, I had a lot of snow in my driveway today

Holy snow Adam - was that taken today!!!

Yup, those were taken at 11am at the top of our new driveway just south of Nanaimo. Here are some shots taken earlier at our place in town

First not to totally hijack the thread, good choice of chains Noel; easy to install and less sideways slip then the H style chain. Don't go far from home without a set onboard.



Holy Buddha Adam; miss that white stuff but not the cold. This was taken at 2pm today.



Best Regards,
Kev

lol lol lol.....I agree, are you the DELICA nazi????? do I have to go through you to get mine...lol.....I promie NOT to speak in line, and will move to my right in an orderly way!!!......

The Pinkfingers wrote:

EnviroImports.com wrote:so if you cant get out of your driveway, I can bring you your chains

If you own a delica and cannot get out of your driveway, regardless of chains or not, you should turn your keys in. No delica for you!

This is a sample picture of some of the chains for sale, some of them are the cable version, it all depends on your tire size.
yesterday I drove a Pajero, Landcruiser & Delica in the snow and ice, the Delica was amazing in the deeper snow, but could have used some weight in the back end for the ice. the tires were bfg AT's with some ice sipes added after they were bought. seems to be the best of both worlds. but i think a couple hundred pounds in the back would make the difference between stuck and not, Chains are the ultimate equiliser on ice, but if your having some trouble on the ice, throw some weight in the back, some ideas are , Cubes of wvo, 5 gallon buckets filled with what ever, milk crates with some good size downrigger cannon balls, work out weights, Just make sure if you put something in the back, make sure its secure incase you do a little unexpected Spinning/sliding.
Noel

Geez Adam, we're an hour and half to the north of you and look at our driveway - whew, 'missed it by that much...!' It still freakin' cold though!

I've been looking around for a set, post a pic if you got one handy.

Thats really cool , the difference in weather between you two guys. what a solid weather system! I skied over 2 feet of that sweet snow at Silverstar on the weekend. Winter is finally here, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!

I bought this product http://www.scc-chain.com/Traction%20Pag ... _SZLT.html in Kaltire for $146. Recommended by the friend of mine who uses them on his Toyota FJ Cruiser.

Adam wrote:I don't know, I had a lot of snow in my driveway today

Stick that puppy in 4x4 and have at 'er!

Seriously though, chains are important for winter driving in many places, though perhaps not for driveway driving.