Fix a leaky tire bead with no special tools!

In this video I show how I quickly fix my tire and wheels that were slowly leaking down and driving me crazy. You should have everything you need in your garage to do this job. obviously there is more than one way to do it, and there could also be other places it could be leaking. Make sure you check out the links below to get merchandise, discounts and more!
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[@eileenwilliams3118]

Thank you for your video, it helped because I didn't have a clue as to what a tire bead was until my tire light came on for the 2nd time and I took it into the dealer. Know I'm very knowledgeable about this process.

[@rickmarquart3277]

Thanks Kelly! Great job 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@thomasirwin9561]

Nice job, good info

[@bsideadventures2180]

I just want say thank you for all you're hard work in law enforcement you are appreciated. Thanks bud

[@MuddyBeards4X4]

Thanks I appreciate that

[@kylancook3477]

Law enforcement?!? That just took the respect factor for this man to a level ten!💪💪

[@ua7pyro591]

Lol

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Nice job 👍

[@1stzjtruck706]

Great job and thanks for all you do

[@MuddyBeards4X4]

Thanks man.

[@TheBeardedJeeper]

Nice 👍 easy fix

[@Guitarzan8]

I’m looking for a video to help me through getting a tubeless tire to hold air , not one where everything goes perfect. I’ll try that bead sealer I guess.

[@fangxu1923]

thanks a lot

[@Nicecalgarian]

Thank you 💕🇨🇦

[@blissgreenscreens]

Thank you! This was very informative, and I am hoping is going to help me out. Happy New Year!!

[@ke6bnl]

I like to completely break the bead and clean and use bead sealer( great stuff) and reinflate

[@MuddyBeards4X4]

Yea, I was unable to break the bead, so I had to improvise.

[@nickk4296]

Ok so here is a good way to fix the exact same problem.... air down to about 15psi. With the wheel and tire on the ground take a large sledgehammer and hit the sidewall of the tire as close to the rim as you can. When you do this a short blast of air from inside the tire will shoot out the dirt that is stuck in the bead

[@MuddyBeards4X4]

Nice, 👍🏻. I would be worried about accidentally smashing the rim, lol.

[@robertsimmons5308]

Finally somebody who checked both sides of the wheel. Question, why are you hesitant to use the bead sealer?

[@devo3243]

Bead sealer is great. But good luck getting the tyre off next change

[@tcard2008]

Thanks for the great video! And thank you for your service in law enforcement! What type of bead locks are you running? Are they a diy type? And if so you have a video on doing they? Thanks stay safe out there!

[@MuddyBeards4X4]

Thanks. They are a diy bead lock. I don’t know what brand, I bought them used from Nate.

[@PaulKaiser42]

Winded is what I use because I found it bubbles bigger and faster....just a thought 😃

[@MuddyBeards4X4]

Good to know. I just already had that bottle with soapy water in it sitting on the shelf.

[@Givebesseygive]

aint never seen a salty ass winter, my beads are destroyed, scale rust 1/16" thick.

[@eliorossi3513]

Hey can we get an update on your wheel spacers. I bought similar spacers 5x4.5 to 5x5.5 to run cj wheels on my lj. Everything was torqued to 100lbs but still makes me nervous. Thanks.

[@MuddyBeards4X4]

I have run them for a year and a half with 40’s. No issues.

[@kylancook3477]

You may not have seen me, but I saw you!

[@MuddyBeards4X4]

😂

[@COFFEE-e3p]

whats that mean ?? just curious mate !!

[@toycelica185]

👍🏻

[@nicholasbaldwin1674]

Both rear tires are leaking from the bead on my Jeep after airing down a bit to much and going in the sand. Doh! Fact of airing doing and off roading

[@MuddyBeards4X4]

Yep, it happens.

[@gransergranser9756]

Thanks but i got low pros

[@amend5269]

Mud in the wheels how did that happen.

[@danhambrick6331]

I guess Robbie is done making videos?

[@kennethtimmons2942]

German torque specs-goodentight

[@COFFEE-e3p]

YA ES IST SEHR GUT !!