Snow chains on the CLS
08-21-2001, 04:15 AM
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Snow chains on the CLS
Sorry to bring this up again. It's been bugging me in the back of my mind and I want to know whY! Why is it the CLP can have chains and our TYPE S' can't? Don't tell me it's Rim size, cause u can always get a new set of rims and mount chains on them, no? Why is it in the manual this isn'texplained as a possible alternative. Does it mean, not matter what tires, the CLS cannot have chains? What gives?
08-21-2001, 02:22 PM
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That's what gets me, why dones't ACURA say in the manual that chains are not a problem if clearance isn't a problem. Why don't they put that in the manual instead of making us sign a waiver?
08-21-2001, 03:06 PM
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Unfortunately, certain places in Cali (Lake Tahoe, for example) requires chains when the weather gets snowy.
Not that it makes a difference to me in FL, but I had an extended stay in NorCal a few years ago.
Not that it makes a difference to me in FL, but I had an extended stay in NorCal a few years ago.
Originally posted by fbazakos:
<STRONG>you dont need 'em -- i made it thru a MN winter w/o them.</STRONG>
<STRONG>you dont need 'em -- i made it thru a MN winter w/o them.</STRONG>
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