want to go to beadlock setup with oem beadlocks

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Your obviously going to run normal pressures on the highway, and other than some steering wheel feedback, if installed correctly, you shouldn't see any issues for normal driving. keep checking your tire pressures as beadlocks tend to deflated over time. As far as offroad goes, I would run about 8-15 psi.. dude you got beadlocks!!! Run them dudes as low as you can! The lower the tire pressure the better the ride, and the more traction you will have in sand.
 

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Also in California it's illegal to run true beadlocks on the street so be careful... Heard a guy in so Cl had a blow out in his tundra and caused a fatality and sure enough got just short of jail time for driving with beadlocks on the highway... Be safe buddy, hope you cn make it to the lost coast run still!
 
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i am going to try to hit up a tire shop in pismo to see if they can convert for me once i get there. and then on monday, have them convert me back. it seems that there is no issue with having beadlocks onroad, but i would feel more comfortable doing it while i was alone and not with my family. thanks for your input guys
 
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