Tire balancing question
I was wondering what it looks like to have your tire balanced and what they put on your wheels. I had my old tires that were on steelies and they put these metal clamps on them before which looked wack.
I have some rims now and I need to get my tires balanced, so I was wondering are they going to do the same thing? Any pics would be helpful
I have some rims now and I need to get my tires balanced, so I was wondering are they going to do the same thing? Any pics would be helpful
the metal clamps weights go on outside of the wheel, which should allow a better balancing job.. - not a good idea since they can leave a mark
sticky weights go on the inside of the wheel - most places should have these - i suggest your request for these, so they don't have to guess on what kind of weights you want.
sticky weights go on the inside of the wheel - most places should have these - i suggest your request for these, so they don't have to guess on what kind of weights you want.
YO OC, im mounting and dismounting tires tommorow at Robotech.
I hate that place but at least they only charge 8 bucks to do it, balancing included.
goodyear in tustin was gonna charge me 100 to do all 4, freaking NUTTS
so try the place.
I hate that place but at least they only charge 8 bucks to do it, balancing included.
goodyear in tustin was gonna charge me 100 to do all 4, freaking NUTTS
so try the place.
Tire balancing is universal. The clamp-style weights, (the ones that were on your old rims), are the most commonly used as they are the quickest & easiest to work with. As was already stated, make sure that you REQUEST them to use the stick-type weights & do a normal balance, (weights on the inside & outside of the rim). It'd be a good idea to ask them if the rubber guides on their machine are in good working order - if they aren't you may get your rims back with scratches all around the edges.
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if its really low then it could increase steering wheel shake. Uneven tire pressure could also play a minor part. For me, if tires aren't balanced well, they shake less when i set the pressure to minimal (within safe specs).
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