!8: Top 10 Thule Snow Chains: November 2011

Monday, November 28, 2011

Thule K-Summit Low-Profile Passenger Car Snow Chain, Size K23 (Sold in pairs)

!±8±Thule K-Summit Low-Profile Passenger Car Snow Chain, Size K23 (Sold in pairs)

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Price : $379.99
Post Date : Nov 28, 2011 10:09:12
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The K-Summit is the ultimate snow chain on the market today. The K-Summit is uniquely designed to ride on only the external surfaces of the tire so you don't need to worry about clearance issues on the inside of the tire or interference with ABS braking, suspension or steering components. The K-Summit is also one of the easiest chains to install in three easy steps. You simply lay the chain on the tire, attach it to one of the bolts, activate the ratchet and you're done. The chain automatically self-tightens and self-centers itself as you drive away. You don't need to keep other components mounted to the wheel over the winter like other chains. The K-Summit was produced in Italy and the craftsmanship and attention to detail are evident. It is made of special alloy plates and strengthening ribs along with zinc-plated pins and hard metal core rivets all designed for maximum grip, endurance, reliability and resistance to abrasion and laceration. The geometric design of the arms and the high toughness of the material won't allow the chain to come off the tire, even in extreme conditions. In addition the innovative ratchet system has a force multiplier of nine times so it allows effortless fitting and a safety lever to avoid accidental openings.

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Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Thule 10mm CS10 Super-Premium Passenger Car Snow Chain, Size 095 (Sold in pairs)

!±8±Thule 10mm CS10 Super-Premium Passenger Car Snow Chain, Size 095 (Sold in pairs)

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Price : $177.99
Post Date : Nov 23, 2011 22:12:47
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Thule is proud to introduce their new line of innovative snow chains which are hand-made in Italy. The super-premium CS10 is the easiest and fastest snow chain to install and remove. With the patented external quick release the chain removes in less than one second! These chains are safe for ABS/ESP systems and alloy wheels.

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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Weather the Storm With Quality Tire Chains

!±8± Weather the Storm With Quality Tire Chains

I don't have much experience with snow. Growing in up sunny Las Vegas, I became an expert blackjack player and a connoisseur of local 'entertainers', but topics such as winter preparedness always escaped me. But all this changed when I was invited on a winter trip to the mountains with my friend Bob.

Bob had word that the abominable snowman had been sighted in a little known wooded area and he was determined to investigate. So we packed up our skis and other supplies in my old 1958 Edsel Amblewagon and hit the road.

As we drove, Bob gave me the lowdown on the elusive snowman:

"Everyone who has tried to track him has been unsuccessful because they've tried to hunt him. They forget that he's part human and therefore his humanity must be appealed to. I'll first befriend him."

"Then what?" I asked.

"Well, when I've gained his trust, I'll throw this bag over his head, knock him out with a rock , and sell him to the circus!"

After a long drive, we reached the spot and set up camp. Unfortunately, a storm was moving in and within an hour snow began to fall thick and fast. Despite this, Bob set out into the woods to stalk his quarry. An hour passed, then 24, then 48. I knew I had to do something to find my friend so I drove out onto the icy roads. My trusty Edsel was no match for the winter conditions, and soon I was sliding around like a hockey puck.

I jammed hard on the accelerator, but only succeed only in drifting off the road and into a snow bank. It seemed I was done for. But then, I heard noises of approach. Two figures came out of the gloomy forest and slowly walked toward my car. I grabbed my tire iron and prepared for a confrontation.

But my fear was unfounded. It was Bob and the abominable snowman! I greeted them.

"Hey Bob! Hey Snowman!"

"Hey man what's up", said the snowman, smiling in a friendly way.

Luckily the AS was an expert in putting chains on vehicles, having lived so long in frozen conditions. He enlightened me on several topics including the proper way of fastening the speed hooks and how to add rubber fasteners to increase the lifespan of the chains.

We were soon on our way back to civilization with our new friend.