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> Anyone have experience w/ snow chains on AWD/4x4?
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post Feb 14 2005, 08:25 PM
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I have an EB AWD/4x4 and the salesman at Nappa Auto Parts said I only need 1 pair of chains. If the road conditions require it, should I install it on the front or rear? I'm thinking the front so I can get extra traction for turning? My owner's manual doesn't say anything... Once the chains are on, then I would also imagine that I should switch to 4WD-HIGH (vs. 4WD-AUTO). Any thoughts or experience out there?
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You only NEED ones for the front, but you want both sets.

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