[Dtfuzzy]

This is my first time with beadlock tires. I had a Teryx 800 for 5 years with 2 sets of non beadlock tires and never had a problem. Looking at gets a extra set of rims/tires to swap around and just wondering if I need the extra cost of beadlock rims? Your thoughts gents.

 

[Jraoffroad]

The only real advantage on UTV's is mounting, field service and they help keep junk out of the bead. UTV/ATV tires hold the bead very well and you probably wouldn't have any issue's with loosing beads at any pressure high enough to prevent pinch flats.

 

[NIDDEV]

If you're only going to buy rims once, why go with an inferior category? You might not have issues with non-beadlock rims at low pressure, but you definitely won't with beadlocks.

 

[Tyekay2390]

In my opinion, there's No question about it, beadlocks. If you have ever popped a bead on the trail an had to jack ur machine up and use a strap around the center of a tire an a portable pump to try an pop the bead back on, save your self alot of time and aggravation. We have done this twice on a Honda talon in our group. Once on a tip over an the other time he was going up a rutted, rocky trail an it was off when he got to the top.

 

[Johnstd]

Beadlocks for sure. Used them on my Jeep for years....they work!
Look at any serious off road , or sand truck. They all have beadlocks....

 

[Dtfuzzy]

Thanks for the input guys now the search begins.

 

[BobX2]

Tusk makes some good beadlocks for a decent price. Worth a look.