Posted by notjustair on October 03, 2015 at 10:59:01 from (70.195.1.136):
In Reply to: Re: Tire balancing posted by John B. on October 03, 2015 at 10:26:44:
They tried to talk me into using them in the steer tires on my school bus with two piece rims. I wish I had.
When I picked up the car I got right on the highway and it had a shake to it at 70 miles an hour. I took it right back and he went and looked at the container they use to measure them out. Apparently it wasn't calibrated right. He added more heads to them all and it has been so smooth since. He said under 30 miles and hour they just wander around but above that they gravitate to the spot where they are needed. Essentially you balance your tires every time you drive it.
He said if I ever go somewhere else to get new tires to make sure they transfer those beads over as they stay with the car - I own the balancing system. I don't know how long they last. Rubbing each other I would think eventually you will be left with dust and no beads, but time will tell.
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