Snow chains for larger tyres

[Warnie]

Hey guys, where is the best place to find snow chains for larger size tyres? I trawled eBay and no luck with regard to chains that will fit my 285/75/16's. I would like to buy instead of hire as I want to more trip up to the snow in the troll.

Cheers Adam

[Bob]

I would have thought that most 4WD shops would stock them

[Bob]

your coming down to Melbourne arnt you ?? AB should be able to put you onto where to buy

[Warnie]

Yeah I should go in to one instead of being lazy and trying to buy off the net.

[AB]

Loads of shops down here mate, no probs at all...

[Warnie]

Sweet as sounds good, Ill just have to carry a set for when I go skiing and also if i get any high country wheeling in when I am down.

[Maxhead]

There's plenty of them down here as well, just make sure they're the diamond pattern chain and definetly suitable for off road use as well (just in case). You'll spend a bit extra but you'll have chains for life. I think KONIG make a decent chain

[TUR7LE]

I thing they have to be dimond pattern in Vic high country .... And wat mountain u heading to I just got home from hotham ... It's snowing there now

[Bob]

Sweet as sounds good, Ill just have to carry a set for when I go skiing and also if i get any high country wheeling in when I am down.

Other than the Roads up to the Snow Fields the rest of the Roads closed on the Queens Birthday weekend until November

[MudRunnerTD]

Other than the Roads up to the Snow Fields the rest of the Roads closed on the Queens Birthday weekend until November

Hey Bob, not so mate, there are plenty of tracks to drive up around Jamison Mt Matlock through to Woods Point over the snow season. The Mecca mate, got to be done every year.

Group of mate from my club do a boys swag trip up into the snow, got a permit to drive Mt Skenes last year was great.