Will chains on your tires help you stop in slick conditions?

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Final_Starman

Well yes and no. The chains are there for traction and will help you stop to some extent. Really depends on road conditions and the caution used while driving in those conditions.

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You should look at the directions on the packaging that comes with your chains to see how fast you should travel. Here's some good direction you should follow to install tire chains: http://www.ehow.com/how_5235_install-tire-chains.html

You should look at the directions on the packaging that comes with your chains to see how fast you should travel. Here's some good direction you should follow to install tire chains: http://www.ehow.com/how_5235_install-tire-chains.html

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