- What's the best way to keep your tires firmly planted
on your wheels while off-roading
and not have to worry about busting
your tire off the bead air down.
Nope, not talking about bead lock wheels either.
Well, my friends, you're just gonna have to stay tuned
to find out, so make sure and smash that subscribe button
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Hey, what's going on guys, Josh from TrailBuilt.
And one of the best ways to get yourselves
in some trouble while out on the trails is
by debeading the tire from the wheel.
And it usually happens when you're in the worst of spots,
either you're knee deep in stinky, thick mud,
or waist high in the snow in zero degree temperatures.
Or maybe you're on top of a pile of rocks
with no good place for a jack,
or you might be halfway up a steep ass hill
giving it all you got, and you hit a stump
or a log or maybe even a tree, and all of a sudden you hear
that dreaded pssht sound giving you an instant notification
that all of the air in your tire just said sayanora,
and took off her freedom to meet up
with all of its free roaming oxygen brothers and sisters,
leaving you to either replace it with a spare
or try and reseat the bead.
Both of which can be pretty difficult
if not impossible depending on the situation.
Either way, you don't want it to happen,
so most of us will either leave too much air
in the tire sacrificing additional and available traction
or we purchase a set of costly bead locks
of which most of them aren't even DOT approved
and not road legal.
Well depending on the state you're in,
so always make sure and check your local laws
before believing what I say.
So then if I want to be able to air down my tires lower
than I normally do to gain additional traction
and run a wheel that is DOT approved
without having to worry about popping the bead off the tire,
what other choices am I left with?
Well, my friends, there is only one,
and it's called Bead Grip Technology by Method Race Wheels.
Now Method Race Wheels needs no introduction
as they have been one of the top manufacturers
of high strength, high quality wheels
that are lightweight and look great.
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In fact, their slogan is lighter, stronger, and faster.
And over and over again, they have proven that
in their Off-road Baja Racing Series,
Ultra 4 Racing, at King of the Hammers,
short course off-road racing like at Crandon,
and a multitude of other off-roading events
throughout the world.
But with their lighter, stronger, and faster slogan,
they should add plus holder wheel on the tire
even better with their Bead Grip Technology,
or maybe not 'cause that just kinda sounds
a little bit weird.
But either way, it's true to be able to secure the bead
of your tire onto the bead seat of the wheel
without having to purchase an actual bead lock
is a huge advantage for the majority of us
who use our rigs for the road and trail.
For one it's a lot lighter of a wheel
compared to a bead lock.
You don't have to worry about all the additional hardware
and bead lock ring adding a bunch of weight,
reducing the weight of the overall wheel and tire,
reduces not only the stress on the drivetrain
and suspension components to help prevent
that trail carnage but the stress on your back
when mounting them on your vehicle.
And because the Method's 700 Series are DOT legal
in all 50 states, you also don't have
to worry about your state laws
and potentially getting a ticket from Johnny law
for unknowingly running an illegal beadlock wheel.
Another advantage is that
when you purchase the Method's 700 Series
on TrailBuilt and packaged them with a set of tires,
well not only mount and balance them for you for free,
but if you live in any state in the lower 48
will also ship them to you for free as well.
We also offer the same free mount balance and ship program
with packaged bead lock wheels and tires,
but there are some shops out there
that won't mount your tires on bead lock wheels.
Whereas if you have the methods with Bead Grip Technology,
any shop that mounts wheels and tires
will mount your tires on the methods.
The Method 700 Trails Series
with Bead Grip Technology wheels comes in 15, 16, 17,
and 18 inch diameter sizes and range from four lug UTV
and ATV wheels up to eight lug bolt patterns
in their heavy duty series.
They are also available in several different styles
and finishes like matte black, bronze, and titanium
and can all be found right on our website
at trailbuiltoffroad.com.
All right guys, well that is all that we have
for you today on the Method Bead Grip Technology,
and if you guys are running any of the Method 700 Series
with Bead Grip, let us know how you liked them,
and also let us know how they perform for you.
Other than that, don't forget to click that subscribe,
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And guys as always, we have appreciate all of you
for watching and all of your support.
I'm Josh from TrailBuilt,
and we'll see you guys out on the trail.
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