I can't remember pricing very well, but that sounds pretty close, just make a note and start comparing prices, be sure to write it down, after you have looked for a week or so it is hard to remember who had what for how much, you will be surprised at the difference in pricing wround the country, but I do remember that after the truckstops get their yearly shipment in it is usually hard to get a good price until they want to clean out inventory after the season is over, but now is the best time o buy.
where do you get tire chains?
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When it gets closer to winter check craigslist in your area, I know out here in Co there's always some for sale on there.
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Don't forget to pick up some bungies to tighten your chains up. They get in real short supply once folks start throwing iron.
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running flatbed, we were never short of bungees....
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I bought two sets from Les Schwab in Wells, NV off I80 this past winter. There prices were the best of any I saw. I did have to go to a different store to get ones to fit my trailer tires but that was along the way on I80.
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MN driver if you get out west here before winter broadway splicing and JR rigging just down about 2 blocks for the Flying J they have the good Laclede chains always in stock
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Jubitz has good prices also and no sales tax, only 14 miles from ridgefield, and Orting is a logging town might have good luck their as well -
I never put chains on and I have only totaled two trucks.
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Dangerous? How does that work? Just wondering.
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