There’s a few trucks that run the Coyote beadlocks in KOH. That was what sold me.
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Beadlock Wheels
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Someone else made some a long time ago, and I had a set, then Someone borrowed them and disappeared.
Also I believe @Greg72 Had them.
I might consider them in my white Phoenix build
Staun beadlocks? They were the same idea as the Coyote’s.
I had to read that three times - thought I was having a stroke at first. Maybe that’s a really bad case of auto word correction?
Inner Air Lock - Made In USA
Inner Air Lock is an internal pneumatic beadlock system handmade one-by-one of military grade materials in the U.S.A.
www.innerairlock.com
I was just gonna share this one. I had a set but never installed them and then mice got into the box and ate themInner Air Lock - Made In USA
Inner Air Lock is an internal pneumatic beadlock system handmade one-by-one of military grade materials in the U.S.A.
effin' mice.
Inner Air Lock - Made In USA
Inner Air Lock is an internal pneumatic beadlock system handmade one-by-one of military grade materials in the U.S.A.
I almost bought these for my old Weld wheels because they are the only inner beadlock offered for 12" wide wheels.
Yeah the one Matt posted is also made in the USA, a little cheaper and it's in southern California so I can pick up when I am visiting my daughter in collegeInner Air Lock - Made In USA
Inner Air Lock is an internal pneumatic beadlock system handmade one-by-one of military grade materials in the U.S.A.
So what if you are on the trail out in middle of know where. You need the hummer beadlock be hard get. Because you have wait until they can ship them to you. That what I mean. Sorry about being jumble. I have dyslexia and add
Having dyslexia explains things a little.
I don't know how old you are but new information shows that dyslexia is a vision problem and can be improved and possibly fixed by an eye doctor, only not all doctors know that yet.
Mine does and he's working on my little boy
Thanks for your input, it’s nice having you on here more lately.
Ok I’ve decided to give aluminum beadlocks a try. @Raggedy_Ann has done a bunch of research for me, we work together and he’s in front of a computer most of the day. I really want Trail Ready’s with the rock ring but I can get Vision’s for a really good price. @Raggedy_Ann talked to someone the other day that we both respect in the crawling world that runs them and he really likes them. I can get Visions for half the price of Trail Ready’s.
Can anyone tell me the pros and cons of the rock rings? I really like the looks of them but not sure it’s worth spending twice the money.
Can anyone tell me the pros and cons of the rock rings? I really like the looks of them but not sure it’s worth spending twice the money.
I personally don't see the need for them but I know you guys do more hard-core rock crawling and you might benefit from the protection of the rim edge
My sh!tbox is for trails only, pretty much the only time it’s on the street is in Moab or Sand Hollow or if we have to drive a little after taking it off the trailer.
Here’s what I’m looking at-
Well the first one seems pretty strong on the rim edges, the only concern I have is if the edges around the bolts get buggered up, will you still be able to get to the bolts.
If that's not a problem, they look like a good choice
I remember a lot of reports of leaking Stauns. As in, airing down the tire would slowly also air down the beadlock. Maybe these newer ones don't have that problem?
How are the air locks on the street/highway? It seems like they are lower mass than a lot of other solutions and should balance out.
How are the air locks on the street/highway? It seems like they are lower mass than a lot of other solutions and should balance out.
