I have a 2009 Sundance 3200ES and love it. I will be traveling from Washington State to AZ, during the month of December and I see that both OR and CA require that the "trailer" have chains if the trailer axles have brakes. According to the website, although not new rules, these rules will now be enforced.![Mad :mad: :mad:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
My Sundance has ST235/80R16 tires. Good luck trying to find a chain that will fit.
Remember most of us have a clearance problem with the tire and skirt, so I really was looking for a cable chain. The cable chain or standard link chain needs to meet the class "S" requirements, which means they fit snug for close clearance vehicles. They also need to have a anti-slide slip device, such as Z cables (not ladder) or center chain down the middle of the tire.
Diamond makes a link chain with anti-side slip, but it is huge. The ST tire seems to be the problem. Passenger cars never use this big of tire, re; 16" and large radius.
Has anyone used chains on their 16" tires?
Who was the supplier and manufacturer? This is going to be a big deal now for those of us who live in or pass through snow areas. Any help would be appreciated.
Oh, by the way, the factory has no idea what to use. They recommended our gourp for the answers. Thanks.
My Sundance has ST235/80R16 tires. Good luck trying to find a chain that will fit.
Diamond makes a link chain with anti-side slip, but it is huge. The ST tire seems to be the problem. Passenger cars never use this big of tire, re; 16" and large radius.
Has anyone used chains on their 16" tires?