Losing traction is one of the greatest dangers of winter driving, prompting motorists to rely on chains, winter tires, and studs to stay safe. Decades ago, however, General Motors pursued a far more unusual solution to the problem.
The company developed a liquid tire chain system intended to improve grip on slippery surfaces, a genuinely inventive idea for its era. While the concept never became mainstream, it remains a fascinating example of the creative engineering that defined the period.
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