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Old 12-15-2020, 01:03 AM
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With chains in front, but not rear, hitting the brakes can cause you to swap ends. The front wheels will bite and stop, the rear wheels won't.

With FWD, there is no better place for chains than the drive wheels, so that's where they go.

Fir 4WD or AWD, they belong in the rear.

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