I live in Colorado, on the side of a mountain, in Woodland Park with a concrete driveway that has a truck eating tree at the dog leg just before going off the cliff. I have been looking
for tire chains for my 800, so that we do not use the driveway as a luge run. I have pretty much settled on the 2 cross overs every two links with the cross links on the chains. However... Trying to find chains for my 26 x 8 and 26 x 12 tires especially since I have the wider lugs on the stock xt tires, is starting to get to me.
I actually have been considering getting a set of 25 rims and less agressive tires so that I can get the chains I want, and just use them for snow plowing the hard pack.

Any ideas out there ? The last thing I want is for my new 800 "Sparky Sunshine" named after my first bright yellow 1980 toyota 4x4 go any where do anything sr5" and I to either hit the truck eating tree or go off of the cliff at the dog leg.

Still trying to find a path from my back yard up the mountain into the Pikes Peak National Forest that doesn't require air lift or winching all the way up and down the incline.

 

You might want to ask this question at www.highlifter.com Great people over there for 4 X 4's.... [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Thanks, but my 800 is a Bombadier 800 EFI XT... I have chains for my trucks, but it's my atv that I am looking for chains for.


Bombadier 800 XT 2006

Toyota Tundra 2000 V8 ExtraCab

Toyota SR5 4x4 1986 long bed

Honda Shadow 1100 1987

Ford Mustang - 2x2 Fast Back - 1965 - 300 hp at sea level - up here eh...

Catalaina 22 Sloop

and lots of other toys.

 

I realize it's for your ATV, the guys at highlifter sleep, drink, pee 4X4 quads.... I own a Grizzly too [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Chains? You dont need no stinking chains.. LOL
Check this out, and you wont have to deal with that air lift issue..

BRP Trax for the 800 Outlander