zombhntr
powered by hate and dinosaurs
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Yeah the highlift jack is my preferred method when working with regular rims.glad it worked for ya
How to break a tire bead?
- Thread starter frankenyoter
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EtodaJ
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------best $35 dollars you'll spend if you have spoons
frankenyoter
No Rain, No Rainbow
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- Mar 17, 2009
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- DARK CITY
Every time I wheel I get crap in the bead. I have two flats now that need fixing. High Lift has been getting a workout lately!
drkelly
Dipstick who put two vehicles on jack stands
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- Mar 21, 2005
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- Oak Ridge/Stokesdale, NC
What width rims do you have? You are running 36x12.50 tires, correct?
frankenyoter
No Rain, No Rainbow
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- Mar 17, 2009
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My rims are 8" and you are correct on the tire size. I wheeled a bunch last Saturday at my friend's land and there were a lot of rutted out hill climbs where I was leaning hard on the passenger side (nearly flopping). It just packs dirt in the rims. I am hoping to to find another cheap set of rims to make into beadlocks. I just need to wheel one more time before I tear the whole rig down and rework the cage and suspension.