Hay NAY how heavy is your wheel and tire?
About 100 lbs. I'm just giving you crap, but honestly I think you're lucky if you get a used tire like this to really balance perfectly.
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Hay NAY how heavy is your wheel and tire?
I would think the heaver the tire and wheel the more the chance of braking something?
About 100 lbs. I'm just giving you crap, but honestly I think you're lucky if you get a used tire like this to really balance perfectly.
Generally ya'. Not sure what the hummer tires weigh on their own. I'm guessing that 140 is alot of weight in the bead lock rims. More unsprung weight also does bad things for your suspension performance, but if you want big tires, you just have to deal with it (a good set of shocks will work wonders at this size).
I guess I've been lucky. I've had 7 mounted and balanced ( 1 punchtured sidewall w/ a tree, 1 sidewall puncture w/ nail, 1 damaged from bumper hitting, 1 I just didn't trust the looks of it) - and they've all balanced out. They've all taken a fair amount of weight, but most 37's do. At this size, unless your running 18 or 20" rims, the rubber is getting pretty far out from where the balancing weights are. In theory that's the advantage of the balancing beads / BB's, the weight is out at the outer circumfrence of the tire.
I am putting the balancing beads in my next set, and then having them spun on the Hunter for any lateral issues or remaining imbalance.
FWIW Trailworthy Fab has started shipping their balder tires to Treadwright, so now they have Treadwright 37" Guard Dogs in 16.5!
They're cheaper through TWF than through Treadwright too!
FWIW Trailworthy Fab has started shipping their balder tires to Treadwright, so now they have Treadwright 37" Guard Dogs in 16.5!
They're cheaper through TWF than through Treadwright too!