I've always used contact adhesive. Put a blob in gap squash together, let it separate, leave for 5ish mins (until touch dry/tacky). Then press firmly together. It's a rubber glue, so excess can be peeled off or wiped off with cloth damped with nail varnish
At the end of the day you run snow chains only on drive wheels. So fitting a non snow/all seasons tyre to get you to a garage at 25mph in snow will be the same as the snow chains on one axle scenario
Put a exhaust tip on which clears the van sill. Had flexible exhaust to attach to land rover when sited to clear fumes when vehicle was running to charge batteries.
If it's not being forced away from your van, it could eddy into pockets and seep into cab.
You mentioned traveling in the mountains, could it be a sensor issue.
As you travel up or down hill for an extended time, it might think the oil in the transmission is low. As it will pool at front or rear of the box.
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I've been using a free standing omnidirectional spike aerial with ground plane. Works in most places but a few places have been struggling for clean signal. So when boosted it never works.
Time to put in a fixed dedicated aerial. Would be fitted as per instructions, which means...
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