Street Legal Beadlocks?

[Lenander]

I have herd rummers of DOT approved Beadlocks! This true? 

[KYOTA]

yeah there only $400 a piece

http://www.rockmonsterwheels.com/

[Loki]

interesting...so...how do these differ from the Straun Products internal in performance? Anyone have experience with these?

[yotaboy79]

"Air-down to extreme low pressures, even as low as 8 psi, to obtain greater traction on any surface."

its not helpfull but i couldent resist, this is quoted from the 3rd paragraph of the discription


i wanna think weld racing came out with a street legal bead lock too

[Lenander]

  $400 a piece! Well I guess the price fits the product but I'll have to wait a while on those!

[Wermz84]

I thought it was one piece of metal until i looked closer and read the "product information" tab.  And for $400 i'm not really sold on the looks.  interesting product though.

[Lenander]

I think they look great 

[Talon84x4]

Centerline's got some too, don't know the price on them though,

http://www.centerlinewheels.com/wheels_detail.php?mw_id=33&sw_id=390

[abnormaltoy]

Az laws don't mention wheels at all.
As far as I'm concerned, my wheels are DOT approved...I've just welded a ring on them.
I wouldn't sweat it anyway, a police officer would have to be a real Barney to pull over every truck that looked like it had beadlocks on 'em.
Probably 99% are fakes.

[BLACKDOG]

Az laws don't mention wheels at all.
As far as I'm concerned, my wheels are DOT approved...I've just welded a ring on them.
I wouldn't sweat it anyway, a police officer would have to be a real Barney to pull over every truck that looked like it had beadlocks on 'em.
Probably 99% are fakes.

yeah, to an unknowlegable person, you'd be hard pressed to really know the difference.  Besides, most infractions are rolling, (running stopsign, lights out, etc.)  and they wouldn't be able to tell anyway when you're driving