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I live in a very hilly area - and, though we live off a decent quality
tarmac road, we can get effectively cut off quite easily. Year before last (IIRC) we were unable to drive out for about three days. The level roads were mostly passable but the slopes were impossible. So, in my deep ignorance of these matters, I have been contemplating getting some snow chains. Really only think I might need them for extremely local use so certainly not worth spending very much. Hence Lidl's latest has appeal: http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/l...ndex_36482.htm Am I barking thinking they might help in changing the drive from impossible to manageable? -- Rod |
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