can you put too much Dyna Beads in rear tire?
i put 4 ozs. before i realized what i had done.
i put 4 ozs. before i realized what i had done.
Dyna Beads
- Thread starter TeNn
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After watching the video it seems that they would just scatter throughout the tire to balance out anyway. I'm going to order the centramatic wheel balancers for my front wheel, and possibly the beads for the rear.
Ref: <a href="http://www.innovativebalancing.com/index.php" target="_blank"><b><font color="Red">Dyna Beads</font></b></a> (click)<br />
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From their charts, 205/15 thru 225/15 tires use 3oz of beads. <br />
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From their FAQ page, regarding an "overage" of beads, "Only the beads required to counteract the imbalance will be used, the rest will distribute themselves evenly around the inside circumference of the tire. This is the beauty of the system. See the How It Works page."<br />
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Looks like your OK... clapping
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From their charts, 205/15 thru 225/15 tires use 3oz of beads. <br />
<br />
From their FAQ page, regarding an "overage" of beads, "Only the beads required to counteract the imbalance will be used, the rest will distribute themselves evenly around the inside circumference of the tire. This is the beauty of the system. See the How It Works page."<br />
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Looks like your OK... clapping
I had traditional weights, changed to Dyna Beads and liked them then switched to Ride-On. I prefer the Ride-On. Seems to ride smoother.
No. Well within reason I should say. 4 pounds might be a little excessive.
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