I had a poor experience with the balancing beads. I need to make a quick video on it, but in short I had a pretty bad shimmy in the front end/steering wheel around 40-45 mph and was not happy with them. Vacuumed them out and took them up to the tire shop to have them traditional balanced.
@@_everydayoffroad_ sorry for the bad experience but thank you for the update. I was considering using those but now I’ll probably also do the traditional balance after your feedback.
Unfortunately it’s a 50/50 chance at them working. My friend and I are the perfect example, he just put balance beads in his nitto 38x12.50 trail grapplers when he mounted his beadlocks and they’ve performed great. I had the opposite experience where having the beads in the tire actually rode worse than having no balancing at all. I would recommend a traditional balance just to be safe and not ending up having to do something twice.
How come you guys dont air down thats the whole point having beadlocks to air down to 5lbs even without beadlocks I would still are down really low it makes a big difference . Your tj is very nice im looking to get another tj absolutely the best jeep made in my opinion and the 4.0L is a amazing motor
@@_everydayoffroad_ would you say the 37s make a noticeable difference over 35? I’m debating it but at minimum need high lines, psc steering, couple of suspension tweaks
Yes the clearance difference is very noticeable. It is definitely worth the upgrade. The steering honestly doesn’t feel as bad as it sounds, but will be doing a hydro assist ram at some point in the future.
Great video man! And the tj looks awesome
Thanks and thanks!
Hands down the best looking Jeep there
I’m biased, but I think so too 😁
@@_everydayoffroad_boooooo 😅
Right behind the black JKU of course 🤣
@@_everydayoffroad_ naturally
Really cool trails. I need to make it out there. Thank you for sharing. Hi Chad!
Thanks for watching!
Yeah that red clay is slick as owl snot especially after that storm came thru Friday
100%. Slickest wheeling I’ve done in a while.
@@_everydayoffroad_ yeah we have a week’s worth of sunshine so this weekend should be just right for a little crawling
Awesome looking jeep and love that you’re not afraid to use it. I’ve been meaning to ask how those balancing beads are working for you in your tires.
I had a poor experience with the balancing beads. I need to make a quick video on it, but in short I had a pretty bad shimmy in the front end/steering wheel around 40-45 mph and was not happy with them. Vacuumed them out and took them up to the tire shop to have them traditional balanced.
@@_everydayoffroad_ sorry for the bad experience but thank you for the update. I was considering using those but now I’ll probably also do the traditional balance after your feedback.
Unfortunately it’s a 50/50 chance at them working. My friend and I are the perfect example, he just put balance beads in his nitto 38x12.50 trail grapplers when he mounted his beadlocks and they’ve performed great. I had the opposite experience where having the beads in the tire actually rode worse than having no balancing at all. I would recommend a traditional balance just to be safe and not ending up having to do something twice.
How come you guys dont air down thats the whole point having beadlocks to air down to 5lbs even without beadlocks I would still are down really low it makes a big difference . Your tj is very nice im looking to get another tj absolutely the best jeep made in my opinion and the 4.0L is a amazing motor
I was running 8 lbs here.
What a jeep commercial
hey man whats your recording setup?
I need some redemption at hawk pride after my short lived adventure there back in January. Merlin - 1, Track bar - 0
I haven’t done Merlin. Heard it’s pretty rough
@@_everydayoffroad_ it sure ain’t easy, but it’s a really fun trail.
Hell yeah Dana 30!
Hawk Pride wet is a completely different park than when its dry. It makes some fairly easy trails very difficult when its wet
Agreed, 100%.
TJ is working good, power steering is crying with those 37s
Yep it’s whining for sure. Doesn’t like them especially with the front locker engaged
@@_everydayoffroad_ would you say the 37s make a noticeable difference over 35? I’m debating it but at minimum need high lines, psc steering, couple of suspension tweaks
Yes the clearance difference is very noticeable. It is definitely worth the upgrade. The steering honestly doesn’t feel as bad as it sounds, but will be doing a hydro assist ram at some point in the future.
The TJs should climb right up @ 25:00 lol. At least mind does!
Good luck when it’s this slick lol
😚 *PromoSM*