Would these work on a Spyder?

[Cavman]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AsgyjW-jgzM

ThreeFeet sent me the info because my Subaru WRX won't take snow chains. Very little tire clearances. I can't tow anything either with the Subie.

 

[BernardD]

Maybe not.
But this will certainly !

 

[Bob Denman]

There's just no clearance available... leave your Shower Cap at home! :thumbup:

 

[Chupaca]

Interesting. ...

I don't see why not...:thumbup: don't know about the towing...:dontknow:

 

[ottawa-rider]

You would not be able to put it on the rear tire because of the axle and the drive belt.

 

[BoilerAnimal]

You would not be able to put it on the rear tire because of the axle and the drive belt.

That's why they invented velcro!:banghead::yikes:

 

[ARtraveler]

Don't want to start any controversy...but...

If you read the manual...it says the :spyder2: should not be operated on ice or snow.

There are some who do. And I say...:bowdown::bowdown::bowdown: to them.

I put mine away when the black ice hits the roads. Tried driving mine on a bit of snow and at best ended up with wheel spin. Dealer tried studded snow tires--and gave that up after a couple tries.

If you can drive with the whatevers, you are going to be in a heap of trouble from all the other drivers. Add in ice and you have a very dangerous ride with all the trucks and SUV's that are already going into the ditch here. I have seen as many as 50 ditch divers in a 10 mile stretch of the Glenn Highway on one of these days.

:yes:

 

[pitzerwm]

I agree, riding a Spyder on snow/ice is for braindead kids. I also don't take out my sports car or the BMW.

For those to work at all, I'm thinking they have to have rubber or something on the inside to keep from just spinning on the tires.