liquid tire balance
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I used dyna beads and I will return to wheel weights on next tire change. The weights are attached to the rim and when riding over bumps and road imperfections they remain in place attached to the rim, not bouncing all over the place inside the tire unattached and throwing the balance off. they work nice in a perfect world. MI roads are far from perfect.
when riding over highway repairs, where they repair every other slab of cement, you can really notice the beads in the tires and they're just all over the place making the bumps even worse.
Dayna Beads=Snake Oil
when riding over highway repairs, where they repair every other slab of cement, you can really notice the beads in the tires and they're just all over the place making the bumps even worse.
Dayna Beads=Snake Oil
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I recently tried this product called Ride On. It is suppose to balance the tire, extend tire life due to making the tire run a bit cooler and also plug a hole they say up to 1/4 inch. It has the consistency of the product slime but is a pale orange color. It worked very well to balance my tire and I hope I don't find out how well it plugs a hole but if I do have that problem, I'll report back. I figure it will be a mess when I need to change my tire. I change my own tires (No -Mar tire machine) so I'll be the one dealing with the mess. Just adding my 2 cents.
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Yrs ago I used a product called Balance Plus,same as Ride on .I never balanced my tires .I just had a slow leak in sidewall of rear tire.I didnot want to fix it cause it was only losing 5lbs a wk.I found some NOS balance plus(currently using Dyna Beads) and added it.Guess what no more slow leak.
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01-19-2013 03:13 AM