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Or run them and dont worry about it.
Just don't be a little b%*&ch when you get pulled over and he may only site you for what he pulled you over in the first place. On my way to TDS once a Indio PD pulled me over for no mudflaps, talked with him pleasantly and he didn't even site me at all. I told him I only use the truck on the trails or to get to them.
I think some companies make street legal DOT approved beadlocks
That never works for me, they dont care they always site me for things like that, and im polite as well i am not rude to them for i know they are only doing there job
Maybe it's that get out of jail free card I carry with me everywhere.
the only DOT approved beadlock would be a fake.
Aren't the Stazwork double beadlocks DOT approved? Found these that claim they are DOT http://www.high-impact.net/wheels/dot_approved_beadlocks.htm.With there being both real and faux DOT approved beadlocks, you can't be stopped simoly for havimng them on your rig. No LEO can tell from a distance that they aren't DOT approved. However once stopped, you could be cited for them not being DOT approved, just like you can be for uncovered non DOT approved lights, window glass, seatbelts, etc..
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