What are Ascent owners plans for the winter restrictions?
Colorado passenger vehicle traction and chain law
Colorado passenger vehicle traction and chain law
Here you go. This was discussed a lot last year. That's when I decided on the purchase: https://www.amazon.com/AutoSock-698...ocphy=9013141&hvtargid=pla-455805971706&psc=1What are Ascent owners plans for the winter restrictions?
Colorado passenger vehicle traction and chain law
Blizzaks on factory rims as a spare wheel/set, which are put on the car before each winter pass ski trip and taken off afterwards. AutoSocks kept in the rear storage area year round if it ever gets really nasty.What are Ascent owners plans for the winter restrictions?
front or rear only, or all four wheels?Autosock. Accepted in all 50 states, won't damage our AWD.
In the cargo area, but, in the event you're actually told to put them on, front only, and never chain type traction devices. They will also INCREASE braking distance because of how the traction control system makes the ABS system interact with them.front or rear only, or all four wheels?
...SAE class S device, and use it on the front wheels only.
Sorry for the confusion. let me clarify my question. If I use the sock, should I use them on two or four wheels and if two which wheels?In the cargo area, but, in the event you're actually told to put them on, front only, and never chain type traction devices. They will also INCREASE braking distance because of how the traction control system makes the ABS system interact with them.
I answered that. ?Sorry for the confusion. let me clarify my question. If I use the sock, should I use them on two or four wheels and if two which wheels?
bike riding in 99 degree heat yesterday cooked my brain.I answered that. ?
Front only. Sorry if my joke (not really a joke) kinda made that get lost in my response.
LMAO!!! You should see some of my early morning posts before I make coffee. Sometimes, even I can't even figure out what I was trying to say. ?bike riding in 99 degree heat yesterday cooked my brain.
Apparently, a number of them offer Subarus as rentals. My brother went to Colorado for some skiing and rented a Subie (it was suggested to him by them). The same rental company has literally ZERO Subies (as of 2 years ago, anyway) here on all of Long Island.That's a good question regarding people who are driving rental vehicles. I assume the rental agencies do not provide such things as chains?