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Tire Balancing
- Thread starter Papahoosh
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Hypurone
Active member
Centramatic Balancers! Clean, no mess and nothing to "re-install" if you get a flat or when you change tires next and they work beautifully!
http://www.lamonstergarage.com/wheel-balancer/
http://www.lamonstergarage.com/wheel-balancer/
IdahoMtnSpyder
Active member
My tire installer put Liquid Balance in mine. They use it in pickup and truck tires.
Works great on my rear wheel.
Highwayman2013
New member
You could put the axle through the wheel add put it between 2 jack stands. If it’s out of balance get some stick on weights.
NERider
New member
Yep, that's what I did, I got it really close that way.
Cool idea. Thanks alot.a lot.
I took my two from wheels to a local Meineke and they had bot balanced nicely.
SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
New member
I prefer no balance vs. an incorrect balance.
duke50
Member
meineke does a fine job balancing, in my case
If you know anyone that has a bubble balancer. They work really well. My nephew uses one on most bike tires he mounts for people at his garage. Just lay the wheel on top and watch where the bubble is then add weight according to where it needs more or less weights added to center the bubble. Kinda works like a level that you would use to plum a wall or shelf.
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