Mounting Tires on Beadlock Wheels Do It Yourself... Really!

In this video I'll show you how to mount up a 37" Falken Wildpeak Mud Terrain tire onto a TR Beadlocks 17 x 10 Hardrock wheel.
This is not a hard project to conquer, just take your time and pay attention to some of the little details and YOU CAN DO THIS!
Here's a link to the TRBeadlocks website where I ordered these wheels:

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[gt]

Another great episode. I recently mounted 35” on my 17’s. Nitto mud tires. This time I went with “Counteract” ceramic balance beads. Went to their website and imputed my tire size and it recommended the amount of beads per tire. Went to eBay and purchased 4 bags with 8oz each and they came with the new valve core for $37 shipped. The first 4 miles I thought I’d wasted my money but I felt the tire smooth out when the last bag finally opened. 1, 000 miles on them and they ride smooth as can be almost all speeds. Some tire shops won’t deal with them but they’re super simple. Throw the bag in the tire when mounting and that’s it. Just an FYI. I’m the furthest from an endorsed commenter as it gets. Just a farm boy tired of having to rebalance tires all the time.

[flyingclint]

Those wheels and tires look SOOO good together with that red lock ring!

[GusgusA]

Remember the yellow dot is the lightest point on the tire. Place by valve stem to help balance.
Did you take to a shop for balancing or do it your self?
Love the vids. Gives me great ideas. I'm planning the unijoint and upper A arm and front axle upgrade for my truck. Love the truck vids.

[skipdippity]

I have never seen a headlock wheel install. That was cool. No idea that was a DIY project. Very cool video man...

[mungaloyd]

I was gandering at what looks like maybe an 18x10 with a 275 wide under that mustang..beauty

[DadCanFixAnything]

Good work and methods. I just use a piece of cardboard on the floor, but like the bucket idea.
I mix dish soap to about 30% with water (find the mix that works for you. More water evaporates quicker and gives less time to mount, while less water gives more time). I gave up using my spray bottles years ago and just use a rag to apply. For trail side, I use a squeeze bottle and just wet the beads excessively. I’ve personally never had problems from using too much soap solution, but not enough makes it a fight.

[timhenson]

Enjoy your website down to earth thank you

[revjmckee]

Much better quality vid!
Let's just remember I got first dibs on the RR wheels if you part w/ them!
All joking aside, if you do sell them I'd be interested. I've looked @ that same wheel for some time - just haven't pulled the trigger.
Also, thanks for all the great vids. I LOVE all you've done to the Jeep. Def given me some great ideas!

[notinside]

The yellow dot on the sidewall should go by the valve stem.. It will balance out better

[stoneyroberts]

Awsome looking set of bead lockers. Can't wait to see em mounted on the jeep

[hoodslide]

Thats a heckin good doggo 10/10 would pet

[seanohara]

Great video. Only suggestion is you might have wanted to antiseize all those bolts. Steel fasteners going into aluminum wheels can corrode and damage threads when they are removed.

[bluesharp]

Nice video and I gave you a thumbs up.

[slowdaze]

Ahhh....now we can gaze upon Large Marge in even more detail!!!!

[steveperkins]

Very informative. has the dogs tail ever been buzzed by the fan?

[oklahoma_]

Aluminum wheel are your bolts aluminum different metals? Would you want to use some anti seize

[BeefaloBart]

Should probably once the bead is set, leave the stem out til the air stops hissing to relax the bead then put the stem in and air up.

[Stuka]

Hey, HD quality! I know you read my comments from last time so won't bother reporting them again :)

[Ihaveadashcam]

On JK please get LED headlights, taillights, and get metal hood latches.

[TheTreadLife_]

You do want to try to line up the valve stem with that dot on the tire. It helps with balancing