Tire Balancing Beads
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Tire Balancing Beads
Anyone use tire balancing beads? I am getting some 295/70R17 toyo m/t's in the next week or two and thought these would be a good addition to the purchase. What do you guys think?
Counteract Balancing Beads
Josh
Counteract Balancing Beads
Josh
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What is the brand of the goo if you don't mind me asking. Thank you for the info sir.
Josh
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Some say the beads are snake oil - but Ive been running the counteracts for two years now. Ive got 285 muds and the truck rides smooth as glass. Also, the tires are wearing very well.
Counteract Balancing Beads
You should also look at Dynabeads - supposed to be better than the counteract beads:
Tire Balancing Products
Its important to use air that has been through an air dryer (or use Nitrogen to fill) - otherwise you can get clumping of the beads.
Counteract Balancing Beads
You should also look at Dynabeads - supposed to be better than the counteract beads:
Tire Balancing Products
Its important to use air that has been through an air dryer (or use Nitrogen to fill) - otherwise you can get clumping of the beads.
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im running the beads in my 37" swampers it only takes 2.50oz. per tire. I tryed the pouder but it didnt seem to work now i use MAGNUIM Great stuff
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the nice thing is i vac. it out if i change tires and put it in teh new set, change tires like most change underclothing
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the nice thing is i vac. it out if i change tires and put it in teh new set, change tires like most change underclothing
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Yes, and its much cheaper to throw an bag of beads in and get a rim swap done rather than getting tires mounted and balanced.
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