I have all wheel drive, would I need 4 socks?
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Hi Linda,I would recommend getting 4 socks indeed. I only have front wheel drive, and find that 4 socks help me as well.
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From the Autosock FAQ page http://www.autosock.us/faq/ ..."If my car is a four-wheel drive can I use AutoSock? Yes, you should use it on the front axle."
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From the Autosock FAQ page http://www.autosock.us/faq/ ..."If my car is a four-wheel drive can I use AutoSock?Yes, you should use it on the front axle."
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No just for the frontWork well to get out of tight spots Don't drive on dry pavement
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Absolutely, you need the size that fits your tire size. If you do not know your size, go look at the tires on your car. On the sidewall you will see a series of numbers like 205/70-15. The series will have the slash, etc. Copy down what you find on your car. Then go to www.autosock.com and on the home page you will find a place to enter your numbers. Right below where you entered your numbers, it will tell you what size socks you need. Buy that size for your car.
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I used them without any socks and didn't have issues. they are a little stiff.
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there are two chains in each set so you should only need one set unless you plan to use 4 wheel drive and have them on all tires. Most cars are rear wheel drive and that's where you would put them.
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You need one(1) set for the front and one(1) set for the rear. Obviously, if you are doing the front get the shoes for the front, likewise for the rear.
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I'm not sure I understand your question Dave. You will need 4 of them, but as I recall they are sold in pairs.
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No, sock is too deep - You will need to use a short extension, plug into floor box then plug transformer int extension. Can purchase short extension at any DIY store.
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You can check sizing here:http://www.autosock.us/fitting-guidepurchase/dimmensionfitting-guide-auto-2Oddly enough, 275/35 R20 was not listed when I looked. They show R18, R19 and R21.:-( I suggest you send them a note.The kit comes w two "socks" which go on your drive wheels. You can use them to go slowly (under 20 mph) but I don't think you need them on all four tires.
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No, this hub is for four wheel drive only because it has holes in the middle for the front shafts to go into.
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Sorry I don't know. But if you've got something that works purchase another of that one and use it for traveling. The devil you know concept. About the other answer, I found that if you put the open end of the hoisery to the very end of the opening and bunch the excess up by the top and pull even long(er) socks slip on with very little manual help.
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Theoretically, yes. But the enclosed "feet" may not give you the traction required for safe driving.
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They don't need boots. I would suggest getting new adjustable front and rear sway bar links.
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My stepson loves them on his truck. He has a 4 wheel drive but does not use it very much. We just had 8 in of snow before Christmas and he had no complaints
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One all you need but would get another one for In between charges. Liop"s are the way to go but if you go big your going to need better rear axles they will break. D
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Only if you want to do all 4 tires at once, then yes if so. Try Rugged Ridge tire deflators, search on Amazon.com, makes life a lot simpler.
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You will need to get an adapter. Some vehicles may need a 7 position to 4 position adapter, which is not included.
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2 tires/wheels per item #. So to outfit your entire truck you'd need a 2 sets. One rear and one front.