P1000m5 Beadlock rims.

[zin01]

Before all you guys go saying using the search function I did and it only came up with 3 posts and none of them answered my questions. First a little back ground. I was riding the other weekend in the mud at night and I don't know how I did it but I got stuck (well I know how I did that) but I piped the outer bead on both front tires. Once I recovered the pioneer I was not able to get the bead off the other side to wash out the rim and tire. I tried driving on the tire very close to the rim with my tractor and all it would do is flatten the tread of the tire. So I took the tires down to a shop had them pop the beads took them home cleaned out the tires and the rims and took them back to have them put back on. So I said to myself I know how to cure this problem if it ever happens again. Get beadlock rims. But my question is them only lock one side so will I still have the problem getting the inside off the rim? Should I get duel beadlock? Besides running lower pressure is there any other benefit? For people who have them are they worth the hassle? Thanks


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[Delton]

I just had a set of sti hd9's mounted but haven't had a chance to get them off-road yet. I kept knocking tires off the bead as well. Really hoping these cure that. Haven't knocked the inside bead off yet though so hoping that's not a problem.

 

[JTW]

I just had a set of sti hd9's mounted but haven't had a chance to get them off-road yet. I kept knocking tires off the bead as well. Really hoping these cure that. Haven't knocked the inside bead off yet though so hoping that's not a problem.

What psi were you running when you were knocking them off?

 

[BULLDOG6]

I got them. It's just a hassle. I run rocktane tires . Reason I bought beadlocks was that I had problems with the bighorn 2.0. I don't think I need bead locks anymore. I just decrease and increase tire psi on the trail as needed with a superflow compressor.

 

[Delton]

What psi were you running when you were knocking them off?

8-8.5 psi.

 

[JTW]

8-8.5 psi.

You were knocking the evos off?

 

[Delton]

You were knocking the evos off?

Only happened a couple times. Both was at wierd angles putting alot of stress on tire.

 

[nbomar]

If I spend the money on headlocks it will be for dual headlocks. If I bought just outers then had issues with the inner I would be a mad sucker. Might as well get inner and outer. My $.02

Probably worth what you paid for it...


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[JTW]

If I spend the money on headlocks it will be for dual headlocks. If I bought just outers then had issues with the inner I would be a mad sucker. Might as well get inner and outer. My $.02

Probably worth what you paid for it...


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This is sound advice!!

 

[SundayRdr]

If you have the base model with steel wheels you can email ebay sellers that offer 15" and up metal bead lock diy kits and they can cnc a set for around $139. You would need to be able to weld or have a good friend that can weld and likes free beer.. I've only blown the outside bead off on mine. Usually the inside bead is easy to seat n the outside is a PIA.

 

[sharp]

Before all you guys go saying using the search function I did and it only came up with 3 posts and none of them answered my questions. First a little back ground. I was riding the other weekend in the mud at night and I don't know how I did it but I got stuck (well I know how I did that) but I piped the outer bead on both front tires. Once I recovered the pioneer I was not able to get the bead off the other side to wash out the rim and tire. I tried driving on the tire very close to the rim with my tractor and all it would do is flatten the tread of the tire. So I took the tires down to a shop had them pop the beads took them home cleaned out the tires and the rims and took them back to have them put back on. So I said to myself I know how to cure this problem if it ever happens again. Get beadlock rims. But my question is them only lock one side so will I still have the problem getting the inside off the rim? Should I get duel beadlock? Besides running lower pressure is there any other benefit? For people who have them are they worth the hassle? Thanks


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A true bead lock is on the inside and the outside. If it's just the out side it's very hard to change out. You shouldn't have much of a problem with tires popping off any beadlock if the bolts are torqued down all the same with a torque wrench.

 

[Jediwrathchild]

With beadlocks comes more maintenance. You'll need to routinely check torque of the bolts to prevent leaks. You'll also deal with sheared bolts occasionally. In all the years I ran Jeeps never popped an inner bead off, not saying it won't happen, but never to me or anyone in my group. Beadlocks always seem to leak just a tad. I got tired of dealing with it and slimed em. No leaks anymore. I run 14x7 HD with 28x10x14 Roctane XD

 

[Westtnpioneer]

I have never had an issue with my beadlocks on my 700 or my 1000. I would not own anything else as these machines are to heavy and can easily pop a bead off. I run single beadlocks. I have never had an issue with popping an inner bead even on a normal rim. If you have to change the tire on a beadlock, it's very easy. There is not any hassle with them. I run between 5-8 PSI pending terrain. I would not worry with a dual as it's not needed. You can watch all the pro hill climbers and they run a single.

 

[zin01]

Thanks for all the info guys. So with the single bead lock is it still a PITA to get the inner bead off or will it pop off pretty easy? Also I'm looking at running the same size tire all around so is that a 14x7 rim. I don't know crap about rims. I know I want to run a 14x10 tire either 27 or 28 inch tall


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[Westtnpioneer]

I've never had a problem un-mounting a tire.