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Old 11-02-2009, 01:53 PM   #1
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Question Beadlocks vs Non-Beadlocks Question

I don't know much about beadlock wheels. Are the strictly for offroad use only?

Can/Should you run them in a DD?

At what point should I invest in them over a non-beaded wheel?

What is the maintenance on them, how often do you need to adjust them?

Can you add beadlocks to existing non-beaded wheels?

Thanks for helping to understand this.
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