DIY Tire Snow Chain Test!

[@jhenry248]

I'm old enough to remember when we used tire chains, they were for traction when driving on ice. But those tires look good on it.

[@rccampingandcrawling]

I never had a chance to test on ice, but I'm sure the chains would do great! Lots of fun to watch driving around in the snow though! Thanks for watching!

[@chaddavis513RC]

Excellent snow adventure and beautiful scenery. Have fun out there!👍

[@rccampingandcrawling]

Thank you, Had a blast making this one! 😄 You have fun out there as well! Thanks for watching!

[@Lime_dragon_original]

yooo man i loved this video, your chain tires are so cool and i also made some for my fms chevy blazer. cant wait to see more videos from your channel!!!😁😁

[@rccampingandcrawling]

Thank you so much! I'm happy you enjoyed it! Your FMS Chevy Blazer with chains sounds awesome!! I try and post long format stuff like this every week, so you shouldn't have to wait long! Cheers for watching! 🤘😀

[@travisworts6249]

I use the injora kraken claws and I have no problem with snow until my truck gets high centered.

[@rccampingandcrawling]

That's awesome! Injora tires are really good! Thanks for watching! 🤘

[@jaymyers9899]

Awesome video I like your intros and your editing is right on! Awesome shots , wicked crawling with the Chevy ! The tires chains look great and the location is very nice! I’ve experimented studding some 1/18 tires and it’s really hard to get them where you want but I’m determined to keep trying 😅

[@rccampingandcrawling]

Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate it! I am super happy with the chains, extends the RC'in season a bit more 😎. I was thinking about trying studs! You'll get them perfect, just takes time! Cheers for watching!

[@NEO-RC]

Man those chains work like a champ! Good job! That looks like northern Nevada terrain (or general high desert) I should’ve got into RC when I lived out there

[@rccampingandcrawling]

@@NEO-RC Thanks! They did work well, couldn't believe it! Haha. I'd recommend them for sure if you have a couple spare hours to build them. Thanks for watching!

[@TONIGRASESFAURAT]

how you did?

[@rccampingandcrawling]

Hello, I got metal chains from a craft store (came in a big roll), I measured the width of the tire, then cut 7 lengths of chain per tire. I opened up the end link on all the chains and hooked the link onto an elastic band. I repeated this till I had 7 chains per tire. Then just evenly spread the chains out around the tire and tied a little knot to hold them in place. I tried to explain it in this video: kzbin.infojX3tkyqkaJY?si=l6pnVHhG0I1G0vQJ Thanks for watching!!