Poly beads for tire balance

[Madcowranch]

awesome. now i just gotta get some!

Never a truer statement...

 

[M64D RAPTOR]

So any updates to these Dyna Beads. I have a road force balance on my tires but still a shimmy at 70 or so.

 

[Squid 3]

Also interested

 

[Huck]

Ditto. Can't seem to get my grabbers balanced on my methods. These are very interesting and appealing

 

[justvettn]

I may try these, even though I have read of some people not being happy with them.
Any updates?

 

[Hockster]

I traded in the vehicle I had these in. I was not 100% happy with them. They seemed to follow a sign wave pattern and go in and out of balance. I did not do much with them cause I traded in the truck weeks after. With that said I might have had to many in or not enough I am not sure. I went off the web site, ordered what they recommended but I am not sure they were all installed by the guys at the shop. I wasnt there watching them so dont know if someone dropped a bag or whatever... All teh reviews are great so I have teh feeling tehy messed up and didnt tell me.

 

[Nick@Apollo-Optics]

Never heard of these. Might have to trade it when I upgrade my wheels/tires.

 

[DynoDynge]

I put 10 oz in each of my M/T Toyos, when I mounted them, and have never had any problem. I have been using these for about 6 years now & NEVER had a balance issue, on any of my vehicles, or my customers.

 

[Huck]

Dyno so do you remove all the wheel weights and just use the beads?

This is very interesting to me

 

[Cummins_Bred]

A buddy of mine is a bit of a tight a$$ and didn't want to pay for stick on weights. It seems kinda redneck-ish, but you can use the cheap plastic BB gun pellets from walmart for this as well. Had them in my 33x12.50x20 nitto trail grapplers for over 15000 miles. I agree with Hock, they seem to do an in balance/out of balance dance. It is rythmical, very similar to a sine wave, but was very very mild and the wear on the tires was great.(even, no cupping or anything odd) Measure out a cupful, chuck 'em in the tire, mount the tire, and drive. No bags, nice and cheap, self balancing as your tires wear, driving down the road. I will be using them on the new truck when my 37x13.5x22's are ready