snow traction devices for Acadia??

Asked by RDC Dec 28, 2011 at 03:13 AM about the 2010 GMC Acadia

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Acadia has built in traction control and stability control even on front wheel drive models, so you shouldn't need those. They wouldn't be recommended because there isn't much extra room in the wheel wells.

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I have driven 4r x 4 vehicles in sloppy snow conditions for over 50 years, and even the best of them occasionally need chains, and I always chain up the front wheels. My dealership says use of chains will invalidate the warranties, but cable type traction devices are OK on my 2017 Acadia. Must use new for each season tighteners.

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