GARRIGA
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- First Name
- Alejandro
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- Apr 25, 2018
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- Location
- South Florida
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- Dodge Durango RT
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- Finance
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I live in South Florida and almost anything goes with Jeeps but I'm told one could get pulled over for bead locks. Curious to know of those that live anywhere in the state and their experience with law enforcement and bead locks. I know most are not DOT approved but see them all the time so assume they may not get hassled as often yet not sure what normally happens when they do. Been told that because of the many non-bead lock rims with imitation bead rings 4x4 trucks often go ignored. What's your experience?
I travel often throughout the state on both highways, turnpike, city and state roads so I will cross path with all types of law enforcement and just wanting to understand what I could expect and if it it's worth the hassle. Don't have the space for a set of tires lying around my house and don't have the means to trailer my vehicle so one way or the other I'm having to get on the road with what I have to my final off-road destination and then back.
I travel often throughout the state on both highways, turnpike, city and state roads so I will cross path with all types of law enforcement and just wanting to understand what I could expect and if it it's worth the hassle. Don't have the space for a set of tires lying around my house and don't have the means to trailer my vehicle so one way or the other I'm having to get on the road with what I have to my final off-road destination and then back.
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