Comments on: MAXIGRIP Screw On Ice Studs Instead of Tire Chains http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/maxigrip-screw-on-ice-studs-instead-of-tire-chains/ Just another WordPress weblog Sat, 29 May 2010 10:20:14 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: admin http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/maxigrip-screw-on-ice-studs-instead-of-tire-chains/comment-page-1/#comment-1421 admin Thu, 11 Feb 2010 13:22:26 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=440#comment-1421 Tony, Regarding the amount of studs per tire. You choice...I would think 2-3 per lug. You can always add or remove. Only add studs to the "footprint"...where the rubber meets the ground. Brian Tony,

Regarding the amount of studs per tire. You choice…I would think 2-3 per lug. You can always add or remove. Only add studs to the “footprint”…where the rubber meets the ground.

Brian

]]> By: admin http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/maxigrip-screw-on-ice-studs-instead-of-tire-chains/comment-page-1/#comment-1419 admin Thu, 11 Feb 2010 13:13:01 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=440#comment-1419 Hi Tony, Chains are best for traction. Ice studs are an option if you don't have enough clearance for chains. They are also great for skid steers with tracks, when tire chains are not an option. Some guys just don't like to both with chains. Chains are selling like crazy right now due to the recent storms, so if your thinking about buying, make a decision quickly because supply are running out for season. Brian Hi Tony,

Chains are best for traction. Ice studs are an option if you don’t have enough clearance for chains. They are also great
for skid steers with tracks, when tire chains are not an option. Some guys just don’t like to both with chains.
Chains are selling like crazy right now due to the recent storms, so if your thinking about buying, make a decision quickly because
supply are running out for season.

Brian

]]> By: tony http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/maxigrip-screw-on-ice-studs-instead-of-tire-chains/comment-page-1/#comment-1416 tony Thu, 11 Feb 2010 02:16:08 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=440#comment-1416 do u recommend chains or the screw in studs for snow removal on stone and gravel roads? bobcat a300. if u think the studs will work then how many per tire. thanks so much. do u recommend chains or the screw in studs for snow removal on stone and gravel roads?
bobcat a300. if u think the studs will work then how many per tire.
thanks so much.

]]> By: admin http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/maxigrip-screw-on-ice-studs-instead-of-tire-chains/comment-page-1/#comment-1377 admin Fri, 05 Feb 2010 22:01:42 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=440#comment-1377 Hi Don, The smallest stud is 11mm long (.43"). It requires a tread depth of 10mm (approx. 13/32nds). Not sure if the "head" of the stud would penetrate deep enough in the soil to accomplish what you want? Hi Don,

The smallest stud is 11mm long (.43″).
It requires a tread depth of 10mm (approx. 13/32nds).
Not sure if the “head” of the stud would penetrate deep enough in the soil to accomplish what you want?

]]> By: Don Pearson http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/maxigrip-screw-on-ice-studs-instead-of-tire-chains/comment-page-1/#comment-1376 Don Pearson Fri, 05 Feb 2010 21:46:11 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=440#comment-1376 Hi: Can you provide a stud that can be used on a garden tractor tire? We're looking at using your neat cleat to aerate either lawns, fairways & bare ground. Soil compaction is a big problem in our clay soils of middle Tenn. Hi: Can you provide a stud that can be used on a garden tractor tire? We’re looking at using your neat cleat to aerate either lawns, fairways & bare ground. Soil compaction is a big problem in our clay soils of middle Tenn.

]]> By: obsessedwithtires88 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/blog/maxigrip-screw-on-ice-studs-instead-of-tire-chains/comment-page-1/#comment-774 obsessedwithtires88 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 14:05:33 +0000 http://kenjonestiresblog.com/?p=440#comment-774 Wow!!! This tool seems to be useful!!! Wow!!! This tool seems to be useful!!!

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