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Originally Posted by SC4Runner
I got them used, they only have 5k on them. I am a little pissed because I thought goodyear will give me lifetime balances, but they told me that id have to "talk with the boss" with these tires... huh!?
Great look btw. Nice choice!
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You could always ditch the wheel weights and use some equal(sugar) to balance the tires. That will typically work better with larger tires. Also, it may sound stupid but taking it to a truck stop to have them balanced since they have machines that are capable of handling larger tires.
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Ian, Great pics! I would love to have your height on mine. Now you just need to find a stocker to sit next too...
BTW- where is your spare tire at?
BTW- where is your spare tire at?
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Originally Posted by cootees
You could always ditch the wheel weights and use some equal(sugar) to balance the tires. That will typically work better with larger tires. Also, it may sound stupid but taking it to a truck stop to have them balanced since they have machines that are capable of handling larger tires.
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You add equal inside the tire and as the wheel is moving it will throw it all around balancing out the tires. It is for real. A lot of the larger tires(36+ some 35's) have trouble balancing with wheel weights so adding sugar is a good alternative.
Example: My brother had 38.50 swampers on his k5. Took it to everyone to try and get it balanced noone could get them properly balanced using an excessive amount of wheel weights so he needed to resort to adding equal in his tires. Worked like a charm. (Of course the amount of equal will vary depending on how much extra weight is needed to balance the tires)
Now the equal is not actually sugar but it is very similar. Kind of gives you the right idea though.
http://www.imiproducts.com/equal/how-equal-works.aspx
Example: My brother had 38.50 swampers on his k5. Took it to everyone to try and get it balanced noone could get them properly balanced using an excessive amount of wheel weights so he needed to resort to adding equal in his tires. Worked like a charm. (Of course the amount of equal will vary depending on how much extra weight is needed to balance the tires)
Now the equal is not actually sugar but it is very similar. Kind of gives you the right idea though.
http://www.imiproducts.com/equal/how-equal-works.aspx
Last edited by cootees; 04-07-2006 at 09:11 AM.
#48
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Originally Posted by cootees
You add equal inside the tire and as the wheel is moving it will throw it all around balancing out the tires.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/anyone-use-equal-their-tires-instead-lead-weights-53032/
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Thanks guys !
Yeah, Im taking them to a truck stop in the next few weeks. I had been there before and they are really cool. Plus its a friend of a friend, and he usually hooks me up. He's just 3 hours away... doh!
The shop told me they "ran out" of weights to put on the inside. I think they were a bunch of rookies.
Yeah, Im taking them to a truck stop in the next few weeks. I had been there before and they are really cool. Plus its a friend of a friend, and he usually hooks me up. He's just 3 hours away... doh!
The shop told me they "ran out" of weights to put on the inside. I think they were a bunch of rookies.
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Originally Posted by midiwall
pssssssssst... A long thread from last year:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=53032
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=53032
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Originally Posted by midiwall
pssssssssst... A long thread from last year:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=53032
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=53032
wow ya learn something new everyday. BTW thats a pretty entertaining thread.
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