Abstract: Anti-skid means for front or rear vehicle tires comprising shoes of pliant material around the tire held in place by lengthwise chains terminating in hooks lying against the outer and inner side walls, which shoes are one-piece with a ribbed and textured central portion for the tread and sides and means for removably holding the shoes and associated shackles in place during rotation of the wheel of the vehicle. The parts are specially designed to give good traction and comfortable riding qualities on icy and snowy surfaces with reduced wear.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
July 17, 1974
Date of Patent:
April 20, 1976
Inventor:
Alain J. M. Bourcier de Carbon de Previnquieres