You can install snow chains on your tractor's tires. After installing snow chains, drive carefully and avoid sudden braking. Installing snow chains on tractor tires in snowy conditions can prevent skidding, but they can be very damaging to the tires.
1. When starting, apply the accelerator and release the clutch slowly. While driving, stay focused, drive smoothly at a low speed, maintain a safe distance, and avoid scrambling or overtaking. When braking, apply the brakes briefly or downshift. When turning, slow down and increase the turning radius. Slow down in advance when necessary, and avoid sudden steering or braking.
2. Try to stay on rutted routes and avoid venturing onto roads covered in ice and snow where the road conditions are unclear.
3. Avoid forced overtaking. Tractors without front-wheel drive should install snow chains; agricultural vehicles with front-wheel drive do not need them.
Also, maintain a steady speed and add weights to the drive tires. Slowing down is key, and it's best not to drive in snowy conditions. If there is no urgent need to transport agricultural materials, please do not go on the road. If you really need to go on the road, you must use anti-skid chains first.
