If your at the salvage yard or even if you're in your garage and you need to remove the wheel when the vehicle is already jacked up off the ground, these 4 hacks or tips and tricks will save the day! I have always preferred using a 20" non folding lug nut wrench:...
Did someone say Raceline Wheels again? In this video I'll show you how to mount a Raceline beadlock onto a super swamper tire. It's a time consuming process but Raceline makes it easier with this self centering wheel. Here is the link to the wheel:...
A torture test of two wheels, one steel, one aluminum. Lets see which one survives the shootout and lives to roll another day. Website: http://www.bleepinjeep.com FaceBook: http://www.facebook.com/BleepinJeep *This product is meant for entertainment purposes only....
A DIY guide to how to measure your wheels. In this video, I go over how to determine your bolt pattern, the size of your rims, and how to measure your backspacing. Website: http://www.bleepinjeep.com FaceBook: http://www.facebook.com/BleepinJeep *This product is meant...
In this video I'll show you how to install the XJ rear tire carrier from JcrOffroad. This thing will hold a spare tire, a hi-lift jack, 2 rotopax cans, a CB antennae, and your license plate w/ light. Pretty sweet! Watch the Entire "Hope Floats" Build Playlist from Day...
In this video I'll install a JcrOffroad Shield Tire Carrier onto the Jcr Offroad rear bumper. The Shield carrier is made to hold a spare tire outside the vehicle on a swingout that opens and closes with the stock rear door. This gives you quick access to the rear...
In this video I'll install a JcrOffroad Rear Adventure Tire Carrier onto the Jcr Offroad rear bumper. The Adventure carrier is made to hold a spare tire outside the vehicle on a swingout that also has options to hold a Hi-Lift Jack, 2 RotoPax Gas Cans, A CB antennae,...
In this video I'll show you how to fit a 31" spare tire in the stock location of your Jeep Cherokee. The rear seat bracket will need to be moved forward slightly and you'll need a longer bolt or eye bolt... but if you follow along you'll have it in in no time. Watch...
In this video I'll show you how to do a front end alignment with a few simple tools including a tape measure and something straight. It's a quick and dirty DIY method but you really can achieve great results doing it the old fashioned way. Check it out. Need To buy...
In a previous video ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRMucnHURjI ) we went over the reasons for airing down and I showed you how airing down effects traction. A few commenters claimed I made some mistakes and that the right rear "drive wheel" will always spin first so...
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