Is there a maximum speed limit when the chains are installed and driving in the snow?
466646
Of course there is a speed limit, stay safe as the conditions are obviously quite bad.I have always been told to not drive more than 20 mph with chains, which seems reasonable.
466647
I don't remember the listed maximum, but you aren't going to want to drive more than about 35-40 because of the vibration when you are not on a snow packed road. They work great, but if you buy them make sure you learn how to install them BEFORE you need them!
603562
Sidewall on mine says max load 2910 lbs at 50 psi cold (baja mtz lt315/70r17).
898746
There is no way to control the moving, except to use the Burton while on pretty good roads. Otherwise wait until you are parked. I haven't had any real problems like that myself. Are you overfilling this?
1000180
Yes. It has Four (4) forward and Two (2) reverse speeds.I used it last week for the first time on very wet snow. I believe the belt was/is loose BUT I need to look at it to be sure as it was "slipping and smoking". The engine is quite powerful.
242937
I bought that model chains based on the owners manual. I have not verified they fit . I live in So. California and only have them if I make a trip into snow country.
54709
No. I have had them installed for over a year, and have driven at high speed on long trips with no problems. I was also concerned about ice and snow, and off road, but the sensors have not been damaged during any driving condition I have encountered.
323404
I have yet to use these in Snow. I have used them on frozen ground and frozen mud, they worked fine. Ice is a challenge for any tire on any vehicle. You need chains for ice.
1240286
Go to YOUTUBE and input "installing snowblower chains", there is a 2 minute clip by a company that specializes in selecting chains. Call the company.
893610
I have had no problem with speeds around 45 miles per hour. It is not recommended to leave it in at highway speeds.
1803750
If you wanted to put snow chains on a car using the Rapid Jack, it should work great. You couldn't change a tire on a car using the Rapid Jack.
323405
They work extremely well in snow. In ice, you'll need to fit them with chains and maybe load them......
1901928
I really dont know max speed. I use it to pull a 16 ft jon boat on the hwy w no probs or concer n.
812975
Speed limit for the trailer is only 10 mph, 15 tops but I'd stay lower than that to be safe. Also, the arm on the trailer is also steel and the only "turn give" is in the spring where it's attached to your bike so trying to make turns with it on a road would be difficult if going too fast. I have found that even with my bicycle, when I try to hard-turn my bike to the right when I get home to "park" it, the back wheel hits the front of the trailer because it doesn't have that much sway to it and then I can't roll the bike further without moving the trailer (by hand) over first to "disconnect" the two. (I hope that makes sense.) Speed limit for the trailer is only 10 mph, 15 tops but I'd stay lower than that to be safe. Also, the arm on the trailer is also steel and the only "turn give" is in the spring where it's attached to your bike so trying to make turns with it on a road would be difficult if going too fast. I have found that even with my bicycle, when I try to hard-turn my bike to the right when I get home to "park" it, the back wheel hits the front of the trailer because it doesn't have that much sway to it and then I can't roll the bike further without moving the trailer (by hand) over... » Read More Speed limit for the trailer is only 10 mph, 15 tops but I'd stay lower than that to be safe. Also, the arm on the trailer is also steel and the only "turn give" is in the spring where it's attached to your bike so trying to make turns with it on a road would be difficult if going too fast. I have found that even with my bicycle, when I try to hard-turn my bike to the right when I get home to "park" it, the back wheel hits the front of the trailer because it doesn't have that much sway to it and then I can't roll the bike further without moving the trailer (by hand) over first to "disconnect" the two. (I hope that makes sense.) « Show Less
1272459
Sorry, I don`t know the speed rating or warranty. I drive less than 30 mph when the chain is on. I used the chains for about 10 times so far and haven`t noticed any problems yet.
466325
I got the QG 2828, which is for more icy roads than snowy roads. It has "tits " on each link and would not advise running these on just snow! To answer your question, when you login to Amazon, serch the tire chains, and it should have a link somewhere on it so you can ciew tire sizes. If you live where the roads are icy, then yes, the QG2828 would be your ticket. Regular chains for the front. Cause 30MPH is the fastest you will be able to go with any chains. Any more questions, feel free to ask! Enjoy
1363572
There is space for one chain to drop down in the middle of the shade. Not sure it that is what you are referring to as the speed chain but guessing you should be fine.
868842
yes,but be sure not to drive on driveway before removing snow because machine will not remove packed snow.