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As a former Good Year tire buster, if a tire balance required that much
weight, we would bust the tire down - rotate it a 1/4 turn and try the spin
balance again. We also did this for guys buying High Performance tires and
wanting to travel at high speeds. Some tires took no weights with this
trill and error method.
Krister Meister
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Tire Balancing
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Pretty bad? Man, I had one that required 6 oz! The other required 20oz!
Needless to say, the other one got trashed.
Hope you get it figured out soon.
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I just had my alignment done and tires balanced this weekend. The tires
were pretty bad and needed about an ounce each. I drove about 400 vibration
free miles on them and they need to be balanced again! The weights haven't
fallen off, the wheels and tires I bought in September only have a couple
thousand miles, and the shocks, springs, and ball joints are all brand new.
Does anyone know what could be causing this problem?
Thanks.
George
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