It’s that time of year again in Colorado, the cold weather is on its way. Beginning on September 1st, commercial vehicles traveling along I-70 in Colorado, between Dotsero and Morrison, must have sufficient chains or alternative traction devices to be in compliance with the Colorado Chain Law. This include vehicles with a “gross combination weight rating of 26,001 or more lbs… [through] vehicles designed to carry 16 or more.” For additional information about CDOT requirements, click here.
McGee Company carries a full line of tire chains from LaClede Tire Chains and Quality Tire Chains to cover the Rocky Mountain area for passenger, commercial, and OTR vehicles. Looking for chains this year for winter traction? Check out our sizing guide for passenger vehicles or talk to a sales representative at 1-800-525-8888. If you are looking for an alternative to chains for something more lightweight and easier to apply check out AutoSocks. They are now approved nation wide as an alternative traction device to chains.
Do you stud tires? Do you know how to take care of your gun? Check out or quick tutorial video on 10G Stud Gun Repair kit 0382:
Stud Gun Repair from McGee Company on Vimeo.
We stock the largest selection of tire chains in the Rocky Mountain region in our Denver, Salt Lake City and Albuquerque warehouses. Whatever your traction needs are for over the road to the back country, the McGee Company team has the right tire chains for your needs.
We stock the LaClede Tire Chains, Quality Tire Chains and Autosocks. Traction Devices fit a range of vehicles Passenger vehicles, light trucks, commercial trucks, loaders, graders and skidders. We stock tire chains made in U.S.A., Europe and China.