Snow chains
Going skiing in a Range Rover Sport and need to take chains or socks - which are better and how many wheels is it best to put them on?
Asked on 8 November 2010 by ranald
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All four. Socks only any good on soft snow. Get ripped to bits on hard stuff.
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