Snow chains...where can I get a quick set for 35's?

[DILLIGAF]

Need to get them today. If someone nearby has a pair I can borrow that would be great. I am heading to Big Bear tomorrow and want to have them just in case.
Thanks

[DILLIGAF]

Help!

[BIGJOEDUCKSLAYER]

D truck stops have them, good luck. I am in norcal or I would let you borrow mine.
BIG JOE SSMF

[DILLIGAF]

D truck stops have them, good luck. I am in norcal or I would let you borrow mine.
BIG JOE SSMF
Thanks...not a lot of truck stops around here though.
Doesn't Walmart carry them?

[ChumpChange]

Doesn't Walmart carry them?
Let us know when you find out.

[wright27]

When I go to Big Bear I just put it in 4 wheel drive, never needed chains.
With 35's I am assuming you have a 4x4.

[AvengerBabe]

I got mine at Sports Chalet... they were cheap and they work great. Got the cables...

[djunkie]

When I go to Big Bear I just put it in 4 wheel drive, never needed chains.
With 35's I am assuming you have a 4x4.
Whether you have 4 wheel drive or not you still have to carry chains. And yes they do check. Not always but they do.
Hey Tom, 4 Wheel Parts Wholesalers may have them.

[BajaMike]

With mud & snow tires you usually don't need them, although sometimes they want you to show you have them.
Even without 4WD, you probably have a "limited slip" rear end, and you really shouldn't need chains. I was at Tahoe last year in a pretty good snow storm, and was going through 6 to 8 inches of snow without a problem....never slipped at all.
At this late date, I would check with the local big tire and 4X4 stores in Corona/Riverside. Most of them should have them. I make sure the put them on at the shop just to make sure they fit.
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[BajaMike]

When I go to Big Bear I just put it in 4 wheel drive, never needed chains.
With 35's I am assuming you have a 4x4.
I don't think Tom has 4WD......
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