combat wheel explanation

In this video Daryl explains the combat wheel and demonstrates putting a tire on one.

[@garyt903]

Nice job. Thanks for posting.

[@ducati135]

Nice instructional. No jeeps, just m35s currently, but you just never know - so I subscribed.

[@flooreveraerts7091]

Thanks for making this movie. It was really helpfull.

[@DLBensinger]

Thanks, Dave. Our next CZcams video is on restoring a 1/4 ton trailer. Watch for it!

[@tsmgguy]

Thanks for the video, Daryl! I'll be doing this little job tomorow, so this is very helpful. You mean "bead lock" rather than "bead serperator", right?

[@MikeBaxterABC]

Are the 8 combat rim nuts, the same thread and shape (interchangeable) as the 5 wheel mounting nuts?

[@DLBensinger]

Yes and no, they are the same diameter and the same thread but I wouldn't recommend using them as mounting nuts. The combat rim nut is taller than the wheel mounting nut and thus, has more threads in it. And they are all right hand threads. (Not lefts and rights like the mounting nuts.)

[@MikeBaxterABC]

@@DLBensinger Ahhh ... thanks for the info! .. I'm planning my Willys MB purchase in the coming months and gathering as much info as possible! :0)

[@savethesquares9778]

Do you need to get the wheel balanced before putting it back on the jeep

[@DLBensinger]

If you want to get it balanced, you may but this was never done back in the day.

[@savethesquares9778]

thank you

[@roverman985]

Sure get it balanced as the bullets fly by.

[@roverman985]

Sure get it balanced as the bullets fly by

[@70dejavu]

Hi will that rim fit on a newer TJ for snow tires? I would like them on just for the look thanks