11. Do balance beads cause vibrations? Internal balancing agents (IBA) can migrate due to vibrations caused by an imbalance in the tire or wheel assembly. If you added the correct amount to your tires based on our recommendation and still feel...
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6. Are balancing beads as good as weights? Balancing beads are arguably better than wheel weights, as they constantly readjust, keeping the tire balanced for the life of the tire, whereas wheel weights may need adjustment every 10,000 km or less if...
Answers to the Most Frequently Asked Questions About Balancing Beads on the Internet
1. Do balancing beads actually work? Balancing beads are proven and the most effective form of tire balancing when specific conditions are met. They are designed to work on vehicle that present a stiff, or simple suspension, which is essential in...
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