2024 JL 35” tire package functional beadlock rings

BCN

BCN

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Greetings. I am looking to install beadlock rings on my wheels. I purchased Mopar rings last year and I finally got to installing them and they were the wrong rings. Sucks for me but I want to still get the rings needed for the beadlock. Is there a ring that will work with the stock 2024 wheel other than the Mopar ones? The wheels are the 24 bolt rings.
 
cozdude said:
to my knowledge you need the mopar rings. no other rings work
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That is gonna suck for me. Still can not believe I got the wrong ones. $1300 for rings that are useless to me. Might have to buy some take off or find someone that needs the 25 hole beadlock rings.
 
There are wheels with 25 holes and there are wheels with 24 holes. Very stupid especially when you look at Mopar parts and it does not even list what actually came with what. Not that it matters now for me since the 24 hole rings are nowhere to be found. I am probably going to start searching my for wheels with 25 holes to buy since I already have the 25 hole rings.
 
Traction off-road appears to have gone radio silent. There is a note on the website stating they were moving from Colorado a couple years ago. No response to email form from a week ago.
 
BCN said:
Traction off-road appears to have gone radio silent. There is a note on the website stating they were moving from Colorado a couple years ago. No response to email form from a week ago.
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Wonder if they couldn’t keep up with demand or stole everyone’s money who ordered. They were the talk of the town a few years back when everyone wanted the Mopar beadlocks. Haven’t heard much about them recently. Don’t know anyone who ordered them though.
 
Their website currently lets you place 2 beadlock rings in your cart. If you add more, it says it is not in stock. Not worth the money to find out if buying two will work. I just ordered some Mopar ones on a website last night. Waiting for those to get cancelled too.

Reached out to Jeep already about false advertising beadlock capable wheels since they do not have the part for it to be a beadlock and according to the rep on the phone, they were discontinued in 2023.
 
BCN said:
Reached out to Jeep already about false advertising beadlock capable wheels since they do not have the part for it to be a beadlock and according to the rep on the phone, they were discontinued in 2023.
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It seems this has been a common theme with MOPAR beadlock capable wheels, but also from other brands as well. Make sure that you get your rings at time of original purchase, and some spares as well.
 
bobfriesenhahn said:
It seems this has been a common theme with MOPAR beadlock capable wheels, but also from other brands as well. Make sure that you get your rings at time of original purchase, and some spares as well.
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They were discontinued before my Jeep was manufactured. Right now, it is still listed on the Jeep website as beadlock capable wheels even though they do not sell the rings to make them beadlock capable. It is falsely advertising a feature that it does not have. I could understand if this was a 10 year old vehicle. They are still shipping this exact wheel today.
 
I could be wrong, but I think the 25 bolt rings for XR wheels are available...

P5160154AA Functional Bead Lock Ring Kit Jeep Wrangler, Gladiator (2018-2025) Mopar OEM - Mopar (P5160154AA)

Check availability on BAM Wholesale Parts web site...
 
JeepFan said:
I could be wrong, but I think the 25 bolt rings for XR wheels are available...

P5160154AA Functional Bead Lock Ring Kit Jeep Wrangler, Gladiator (2018-2025) Mopar OEM - Mopar (P5160154AA)

Check availability on BAM Wholesale Parts web site...
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That is actually the set of rings I bought in March last year. They are not the ones for the 2024 even though they claim they are. The 2024 wheels are all 24 bolt. The rings needed for all 2024 wheels are now part number 77072586AA which was discontinued in 2023.
 
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