Unless you are gonna be airing down below 7 psi, why bother? For the look? They'll make your rig ride like **** (unless you are master of bb balancing; and that is a PITA itself). If you like the "look" of beadlock wheels, buy the Mickey's or the Pro Comps (I got em and love 'em; and heck I don't even wheel anymore). Don't go investing in beadlock wheels unless you are going to turn your rig into a full on trail rig (and if you do that , start pulling that superlift kit out now cause you are going to need a solid axle up front, just for starters).

 

Why don't you go home and stay there then. Why on earth would someone run real beadlock wheels on anything other than a trail rig? Fact of the matter is that you don't have a clue of what you are talking about. As far as fake beadlock wheels go:

http://www.procomptires.com/pxa8179.html

http://www.mickeythompsontires.com/w...em=ClassicLock

These are fake beadlocks.

These are real beadlock wheels:

http://high-impact.net/wheels/

They suck to balance, they're damn expensive and you really don't want to run em on road. Beadlocks are made rock crawling, desert racing and I know of some guys out here that run em in the mud. They prevent the bead from coming off of the wheel when you air down below 7 psi.