hello, my question is if it ever snowed in Mammoth Mountain, California, while driving an RRS, do you need snowchains. My dealer told me that when it's starts to snow and they see you with a Range Rover, they let you through. Is this TRUE? or just BS?
We're planning on going up to Mammoth this weekend and there's a forecast that it might snow up there, so i was just wondering if i should invest in snowchains. FYI, i live in Los Angeles, and i don't see myself driving in thick snow that often.
Also, if you get snowchains, how good are they at protecting your wheels (i have 20" Stormer wheels) and i'm afraid that it might get scratched and dinged from the snowchains while driving. Or are the chains pretty tight and snug when installed. I've never had any experience with snowchains, so please explain to me.
Thanks.
We're planning on going up to Mammoth this weekend and there's a forecast that it might snow up there, so i was just wondering if i should invest in snowchains. FYI, i live in Los Angeles, and i don't see myself driving in thick snow that often.
Also, if you get snowchains, how good are they at protecting your wheels (i have 20" Stormer wheels) and i'm afraid that it might get scratched and dinged from the snowchains while driving. Or are the chains pretty tight and snug when installed. I've never had any experience with snowchains, so please explain to me.
Thanks.