HOW TO Install Beadlock Wheels for Beginners

do you have to balance them then

This is excellent. Thanks for the knowledge.

Thank you for this video! One question... Do beadlicks need to be balanced and weighted?

Is mounting a non-Beadlock just as easy as you made this look? Or is the bead easier to get in because of the ring?

What about balancing the tire?

I dont even do stuff like this. But very educational and love how the content is created

Star pattern not necessary?

This is not fair to Taco’s owner. This man, with this skill and knowledge are sharing his expertise mostly on Jeeps. 😂. I’m feelings a bit envious to the Jeep community. Although this particular video applies to all, I would love to see some Taco footage in that shop 😂. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge, I always thought mounting a tire to a rim required those fancy machine at the tire shops, I’m heading to Lowes to pick up a bucket 😂. Love your content. Keep it coming.

Thanks for the quick class. I just picked up a 2023 392 rubi 20th, and it came with the factory beadlock wheels. I am going to order the actual locking rings for them from Mopar, and get this done. Side note, when I am aired down, is there a way to disable the TPMS light, or, is it a normal thing to leave on, to remind you to air back up once you're off the rocks? Thanks for the great content!

Not related to the video but what engine you have in the jeep?

Are those the 17s with the -38 offset?

What lug nuts are you using on the KM235's in this video? Looks fantastic!

Eddie you recommend putting balancing beads ?

Great video and lots of good information.
In future can you do a removal of a tire from a bead lock, if not already done?

@wayalife what offset and backspacing did you go with on these? I’m looking at putting this exact setup on soon.

Great video and so easy to follow. Always love seeing a new vid from your channel.

Do you only have one ring ? What if the inside pops loose ?

Florida you have to anti seize everything

did you balance each tire? ever use balancing beads?

Did you have to regear?
How did you balance them ?

Maybe you said and I missed but how are you balancing your tires

I don't have the jeep yet, haha, but I'm collecting information to do things myself and not make mistakes, thank you for sharing your knowledge, your explanations are very simple and effective.

Excellent video, thank you, I to have a 392 Rubicon and I'm doing my homework for lift, wheels, tires and gears and found your video as I'm considering the kmc grenade crawl, im considering the machine finish for the entire wheel, will they need some sort clear coat or finish to retain shine? And I notice they say off road only ? Anyone have issues with using them on highway?

How often do you go back and re torque? Awesome video!

Hey Eddie 👋🏻 been a long time fan of the channel! Quick question, are you running those 38s with a 3.73 ratio? Or did your beautiful 392 come with the 4.56.

Many thanks!!

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How did you extend the rubber bump stop on the tailgate for the spare??

Now i understand how bead lock wheels work

What backspacing/ offset are those wheels?

Do you still have to get them balanced afterwards or no?

Great instructions, great job!

DANG!!!;
I'm new to off-roading....
You don't have to pay anyone to mount your tire??? Awesome!!!!
Done on the trail?!

So they are balanced already or what?

Natural born educator! Great video

No need for balancing these tyres??

Hey Eddie. Are these 4.75 or 3.5 backspace?

Hey mate, are you sure it's 32 ft/lb of torque. i have KMC machete and i have seen online that it is 24 ft/lb of torque. just want to make sure for when i do mine. cheers

My Wrangler Willys has the Xtreme packs with 35" KO2's and beadlock capable wheels. While I can easily air down, what scenario would I want these tires mounted taking advantage of the beadlock capable wheel? Then, is there a maximum speed when on pavement?

No balancing required? Or are these wheel and tire vivo l combo generally okay?

What about balancing the wheels / tires?

Does the star pattern work for weld beadlocks?

Fuck you man. Made this shit look easy. Took me 8 hours to do 5 Mickey Thompson 40's. Never again. lol.

You're sweating ahahaa! Great video, thank you.

32 lb/ft seems high for beadlock ring bolts. I noticed the kmc wheels appear to have steel threaded inserts ore installed in the wheel so that makes sense. I did 17lb/ft on my wheels but there threaded into aluminum.

Great video. Love your attention to detail and tips even if you don't need them in your location. Thanks.

very good video....clean jeep done right!

Did u not balance the tires?

Great video and very detailed! Will the need to be balanced? Ive heard of people using beads to do so..