CiViCBruh

Can you balance and rotate your tires by yourself? if so how?

pkdog167

Put your rims through your arm and spin it to see where you need to add weight, that's what I always do and save a few bugs.

Seriously no, just take it to the shop and let the machine do it.

CplNet

I dont think its a good idea.
Take to a shop... easy and cheap..

Probot

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of course you can. go and buy a tire balancing machine and youre golden. or just go to a shop like the others have suggested.

jtchinoy

You can rotate by yourself, but you can't re-balance your tires; as stated by everyone else in the thread Might as well have the shop do both.

CiViCBruh

ok thanks i knew i could rotate them but i didn't know about the balancing.

actek23

walmart i believe has the cheapest prices for balancing besides going to a friends shop and having them do it..

http://www.walmart.com/catalog...95845

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Tire Mount

Free
(Tires purchased from Wal-Mart)
Tire Rotation

$1.50 per tire
Valve Stem

$1.75 per tire
Tire Mount

$3.50 per tire
(Carry-in only)
One Time Balance

$5.00 per tire
Tire Mount

$5.00 per tire
(Lawn and garden, boat trailer, golf cart, ATV)
Lifetime Balance

$7.50 per tire
Snow Tire Studding

$8.50 per tire
(Only at Wal-Mart Tire & Lube Express locations
with proper studding equipment)
Flat Repair

$9.50 per tire
(If not covered by Road Hazard Warranty)
Road Hazard Warranty*

$9.76 per tire
Repairable punctures will be repaired at no charge and tire
replacements will be pro-rated based on the percent of usable
tread remaining and the current Wal-Mart price.
</TD></TR></TABLE>

Dee888

yep walmart has the cheapest prices i seen for this ! 26 total without tax for rotation and balancing

ejoner

Actually you could balance your own tires, http://www.northerntool.com/we...47571 Practical no, doable yes.

mdnm89

yea take it to a shop with a machine...