The use of anti-skid chains is permitted only on the drive wheels. It is forbidden to drive with anti-skid chains at speeds exceeding 50 km/h. On roads without snow or ice, anti-skid chains must be removed. Only anti-skid chains approved by the FORD factory are permitted.
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Anti-skid chains (Mondeo 1)
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