Max Speed Rating for Pewag Snow Cables

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What is the max recommended speed with these particular chains and can I run on bare asphalt? I ask because we get snow and ice in NC but you will run in and out of spots.

asked by: Rick S

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You cannot run tire chains on dry asphalt as that will wear them out incredibly quickly.

The maximum speed you can run the Pewag Cables part # PW1046 is 30-35 miles per hour.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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