Posted by DRussell on June 29, 2021 at 04:51:05 from (137.200.0.112):
How critical is it to have the exact recommended weight of beads in a tire to balance it? Can you put too much in and cause the tire to not balance? I put them in the tires on my 2000 F550. I looked up the recommended amount online and If I remember correctly, the website stated 8 oz per tire. I bought the beads at Napa and they didn't have them in 8 oz sizes. All they had was 6 oz bags so I ended up putting 2 bags in each tire. I don't have a scale for weighing in ounces so didn't split up any bags.
At highway speeds, sometimes the truck rides pretty smooth like the tires are in balance. Other times at highway speeds it rides very rough and acts like the tires are not balanced at all. I'm wondering if I have too many beads in causing it to go out of balance as much as being in balance.
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