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17 Items- Tire Chains And Tire Cables 2025

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The document is a bid tabulation from the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department for tire chains and tire cables, detailing various items, their unit prices, total extensions, and the awarded bid to Wallingford's Inc. It includes information on delivery timelines, bidding details, and rejection notices for bids without a bond.

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Do tire cables count as chains?

Legally, it is only necessary to have snow chains for one axle when travelling in mountain areas. However, when driving a 4x4 some drivers prefer to use 4 chains (two sets). Although in most conditions a single set of chains will provide enough traction, there are significant benefits with using two sets.

Are tire cables worth it?

AutoSock is the only textile traction device approved in all 50 states. In the US, AutoSock is approved in every state with chain laws with weights even beyond 10,000 lbs (they are used on semis regularly) all the way up through five plus axel vehicles.

Are cables the same as chains?

Traction: While snow cables provide good traction, they may not be as effective as snow chains in extremely icy or deep snow conditions. Durability: Snow cables are generally less durable than chains and may be more susceptible to damage from sharp objects or rough surfaces.

Do you need all 4 tires chained?

Over the past ten years, Pell says chains have gotten more expensive. A pack now will cost you around $100, and for those who want them put on properly, a professional installation adds on another $40.

Do cables count as chains?

When the termchains is used here, it means any tire traction device which meets the requirements of (VC) Section 605. Vehicles with cable chains as well as other less conventional devices are legal in California. However, these may be restricted at times due to local conditions.

Do tire cables work as good as chains?

While they wont last as long as a set of chains, cables are a good choice if you dont need them very often. Chains are a tougher product all around, but they can be harder to and heavier.

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