Snow chains - they don't work

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Actually took me a while to get this... RWD d'oh! I think I need to get some.. my car got stuck 3 times today :o

Get them fitted by a professional. Like the owner of the car in the OP I suspect you have two challenges:

1. You drive a BMW.
2. You have a vagina.

There's no hope. Leave it to the pros!
 
I dont see the problem?

Yes it is rear wheel drive, but maybe they dont have a problem with pulling away but more of a problem with braking so they put them on the front to assist with this?
 
I dont see the problem?

Yes it is rear wheel drive, but maybe they dont have a problem with pulling away but more of a problem with braking so they put them on the front to assist with this?

Give over. There's no reason to put your only pair of snow chains on anything but the driven wheels.
 
Give over.

In my experience I have no problem at all getting going but when I come to stopping my car is useless.

Some people have their priorites wrong when driving in snow, being able to stop is your main priority and a lot of people dont realise this and this is why we have so many accidents.
 
In my experience I have no problem at all getting going but when I come to stopping my car is useless.

Some people have their priorites wrong when driving in snow, being able to stop is your main priority and a lot of people dont realise this and this is why we have so many accidents.

You do realise the rear wheels are also braked?
 
You do realise the rear wheels also have brakes?

Yes of course I realise this, but your front brakes do the majority of the braking, when your slowing down the weight is thrown to the front of the car, ever realise why on pretty much all cars the front brakes are bigger/better?
 
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