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post Dec 29 2008, 11:29 AM
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AutoSock Direct is giving "Free Shipping" to all Auto Forum Members.

The AutoSock is a newly developed tire cover, aimed at increasing tire-to-road friction when driving cars on icy or snowy roads:

Perfect temporary winter aid for vehicles.
Easy to mount and dismount even in cold and difficult weather.
Comfortable while driving.
Does not cause noise or vibrations.
Lightweight and easy to store.
Self-centering.
Reusable and machine washable.
Environmental and recyclable.
No damage to alloy wheels.
Fits almost all passenger cars.
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Works on all vehicles with low clearance between the tire and the body, as well as with all electronic safety systems (ESP, ABS).

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post Dec 29 2008, 02:24 PM
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Nice for people in the snow, but I dont know how it will protect the alloys?
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^^^ i don't think it protects alloys... it just doesn't damage them.

I might see how this could work on fully snow covered roads... but i wouldn't count on this lasting once this contacts pavement...

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According to tirerack.com (http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/autosock/autosock.jsp), this is exactly the case...
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Comfortable While Driving – Maximum Speed 30 Miles per Hour (mph)

AutoSock does not produce the loud rattling nor the bumpy ride associated with snow chains. AutoSock does not damage the vehicle structure or alloy wheels and are approved for speeds up to 30 mph (50km/h). Nevertheless, the driver's speed should remain appropriate for the weather and road conditions.

In What Sort of Conditions Can AutoSocks Be Used?

AutoSock will greatly enhance traction on snowy or icy surfaces. It is recommended that AutoSock be removed when the vehicle returns to roads where no snow or ice is present. Driving on dry or wet roads is not recommended as it increases fabric wear considerably.
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You're not supposed to use chains on pavement, either. It ruins the chains, but more importantly, it ruins THE ROAD. Just FYI.
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I don't think I would trust these; traction-wise :S
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