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So I found a way to prevent it. At least it worked for me and I know it sounds crazy but hear me out. I have changed 3 out on my 2010 JKU, I went to a local exhaust shop here in Tucson AZ. The technician who is a friend of mine installed a new one, I believe he got it from NAPA, so I am unsure...

Oh also OVERLANDERJK, I wasn’t trying to be rude or disrespectful/dismissive earlier. I was just trying to make a long story short/brief.

Yea, they use steel inserts. Definitely worth it considering the price of a new wheel and the fact they don’t make Slabs anymore. It only cost me 75 dollars.

So, I got my Wheel repaired. The company did an awesome job. I cleaned up the bolts and put her back together.

Outstanding Eddie, well designed and thought out. I will definitely be picking one up to replace my current Wayalife CB Bar in my JKU.

Ok, to be more specific I was trying to not drag the whole thing out. Little further explanation, I got on the pavement and if you been to Tombstone AZ, there is the main road that you hit to get to the I10 and it is 60 MPH, I was headed down that road at about 65 to 70 (Yes I was speeding). She...

The stud holes are damaged slightly. I did however today find a reputable local wheel shop and the owner said he can easily repair the rim by adding in steel inserts. So I am going to give it a try for 75 dollars. Here are some pictures of the damage. Someone loosened my lug nuts in Tombstone...

Here is where I found it, I thought the same thing. https://www.morris4x4center.com/spyderlock-wheels-756-series-17-x-9-5-bolt-pattern-5x5-backspacing-3-5-offset-38mm-black-w-machined-ring.html and https://www.spyderlockwheel.com/product-page/17x9-5-5on5-lug-pattern-black-wheel-with-silver-ring

pictures of my Jeep

I currently own ATX Slab Beadlock wheels. Unfortunately I had one of my wheels damaged due to vandalism. the specs on them are as follows: Brand: ATX Wheels Backspacing: 3.5in Bolt Pattern: 5x5 Color: Satin Black w/Silver Lip Material: Aluminum Offset: -38mm Qty: 1 Size: 17x9 As we all know...

I will definitely be picking one up for my JK. Even though I already have the CB Bar, I like this new design.

Thanks Brother, How are you and the family doing? Good I hope.

Hi All, I am looking for 1 ATX Slab Beadlock 17x9 5x5 (5x127) . I had someone vandalize my Jeep and loosen my lug nuts on my passenger side front tire. Needless to say it caused a stud to break off and the other studs had did some damage to the stud holes in my rim. I literally had on lug nut...

Also, did not realize there was another thread, been traveling for DoD for the past few weeks. Just got back and this was local news and someone in one of our Jeep clubs Sent me the link.

Do not disagree with you, but I have seen a lot of people that are generally not offraoders, just weekend adventurers trying to help people out of flooded areas here in Arizona. My road to my house constantly gets washed out. it is a paved road but during the rains rivers will form and go across...

This incident was very recent. We are having a very active monsoon season this year.

Eddie if this in apporpriate post please let me know, but I think it is very important and could save someone's life. Especially, since someone has already lost their life here in Arizona with his wife and kids in the car at the time. This was a a situation that started with good intentions of...

Ok, I will put in my two cents. I had the Toyo Open Country tires that were 37x13.5x17 they are a great tire dont get me wrong, but they are stiff due to being E Rated. I just replaced them with the Nitto Ridge Grapplers that are 37x12.5x17 and they are D rated.

I do not blame you at all Eddie. I plan on swapping these for some good Chromoly Shafts with full circle clips. If you could let me know what brand you prefer? Between boots cracking and greasing them and they fling grease everywhere. Especially here in Tucson AZ, where it gets 110 degrees. The...

It was just swapping the boot, but it is a pain. The boots are like a hard plastic and crack often. I had to use a heat gun to heat the boot to get it pliable to be able to get it on the axle shaft. Just a pain.