Tires rubbing

MTF said:

12 and 10 psi. is quite low. I'm surprise you haven't broken a bead yet.

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MTF - I think maybe he has...

AbsDxb said:

I only noticed it this weekend as I had a pop out when accidently jumping/falling off an 8 foot dune. Luckily it was really soft sand, but still got the pop out.

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Wouldn't that alone be enough to explain the tire rubbing the shock?

Pretty sure this is what causes it. If the suspension is not broken then the only way the tire could hit the shock body is if the bead came off.....which looks like it has. So......this seems like case closed.

your bottom springs are crooked on both sides.

That is the angle the picture was taken from, plus it's on a lift and the bottom leaf is separated from from the other leafs.

So you guys think it's just from where I've had a pop out?

I've only ever had one, and that was last weekend when I fell off the dune.

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Beadlock time

AbsDxb said:

So you guys think it's just from where I've had a pop out?

I've only ever had one, and that was last weekend when I fell off the dune.

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That's what it looks like. And dewalt makes a good point, might be time for you to upgrade to real beadlocks.

Assuming that is the same side as the pop-out...

HAP said:

Assuming that is the same side as the pop-out...

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Yes it was the same side

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