Balancing tire

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IrishGuy

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When you put a new tire on are you supposed to replace the lead weight that's stickied to the rim? :confused:

I had mine replaced and took the weight off--figured the dealer would put a new weight on. I've noticed a slight vibration between 50-55mph that wasn't there before. Anything above or below that threshold is as smooth as can be.
 

BubbleHead

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I'm using the Dyna Beads and you can't go wrong! They work great. If Gas tells ya so, trust in it.
BBD
 
When you put a new tire on are you supposed to replace the lead weight that's stickied to the rim? :confused:

I had mine replaced and took the weight off--figured the dealer would put a new weight on. I've noticed a slight vibration between 50-55mph that wasn't there before. Anything above or below that threshold is as smooth as can be.
Anytime you replace or brake down a tire (were the tire has moved on the rim) the weights should be removed and the tire balanced again. Unless you use the Dyna Beads. Use the Dyna Beads and you will not have the ugly weights on your nice rims.
 
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