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I carry a set of autosocks all year in the van just in case I get stuck on wet grass or mud - suplemented by chains in the winter although i've yet to use the socks in anger. They seem to be made with a material a bit like rubble sacks but slightly more heavy duty so as mentioned I doubt they would last long on tarmac.

With hindsight I would have probably gone for Rud Soft Spikes, they have metal strips sewn into the contact fabric so look like they last better and are claimed to give better grip than conventional socks. They are also joined on the tyre using velcro which should make them easier to fit/remove...

http://www.rud.com/en/produkte/snow-chains/passenger-cars/softspike.html

Some ambulance and fire engine fleets have started carrying snowsocks so I would imagine they have done their homework on the product.

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