Who mounts your beadlocks?

[Seth]

In SLC who do you take your beadlocks to?

 

[chadschoon]

me

 

[Cody]

what, is your socket broken?

 

[Jinx]

kind of time consuming but with a air compressor, dead blow hammer, wrench, rachet and socket, not a big deal. A little soapy water tends to help also...

let me know if you need a hand.

 

[richpblaze]

Me

Mine are like somebody balanced them ge them center on the wheel and start tightening bolts all I needed was the socket and air.

 

[Bart]

3 of us

Me, myself, and I

Not that bad. The double beadlocks I used to have were not much fun.

 

[BCGPER]

I do mine as well. I've got one of those el cheapo Harbor Freight mounters that works wonders on them. You're welcome to use it if you like. You'll also find an air ratchet is a blessing.

 

[greenjeep]

Chips in Moab is the only tire store I've heard of who will touch beadlocks. $25 each to mount and balance.

 

[Cody]

I remember Vandall bitching about doing the beadlocks on the 40 r 22 toyo's . There were like 78 bolts per rim on those things.

Aren't your WE wheels tapped so you don't even need to hold the bolt on the back side? Man, thats like half the work. Easy.

 

[Ohms]

I remember Vandall bitching about doing the beadlocks on the 40 r 22 toyo's . There were like 78 bolts per rim on those things.

Aren't your WE wheels tapped so you don't even need to hold the bolt on the back side? Man, thats like half the work. Easy.

He only did it like once or twice...


only took his ass a day!

 

[lewis]

I did mine last time too, although it cost me over $500 in doctor bills and a weeks worth of lost pay due to the staph infection I got from banging my shin on a rim. I am curious to find a place that will mount them up as well.

 

[Meat_]

I use my tire machine and air rachet, you can too if you want.

 

[RockMonkey]

I mount my own as well. Your Walker Evans wheels will be easy. It'll be faster to just do them yourself then it would be to pile all the tires and wheels in your truck, drive to a tire place, wait for them to do them, and drive home.

 

[rockreligious]

I done my own In less time than it would have taken to load them up and wait for a shop to get to them.

My 38's almost fell on, easy when you only have one side to spoon over. what takes time is tightening 32x4 bolts and trying to keep them evenly torqued.

 

[Seth]

I was going to do them. I was just curious if someone out there was doing them fast and cheep.

 

[camcruiser13]

pay me ill do it


its simple and something you shouldnt need to pay for

 

[Bart]

I use my tire machine and air rachet, you can too if you want.

Sweet, I didn't know you had a tire machine. They make it soo much easier, if the tires aren't too big for the machine.

 

[Meat_]

Sweet, I didn't know you had a tire machine. They make it soo much easier, if the tires aren't too big for the machine.

I've done my 38.5's on it

 

[mbryson]

kind of time consuming but with a air compressor, dead blow hammer, wrench, rachet and socket, not a big deal. A little soapy water tends to help also...

let me know if you need a hand.

You don't have beadlocks.....

 

[rondo]

I took mine to Schwabs to get it started on the rim, (they didnt even charge me) then i bolted all the rings up myself. It was painful and my back ached. I've only done two sets but the second set i did seemed to go much faster and wasn't nearly as painful.
But i'd still pay 25$ each to get it done haha