🔧 DIYK-3 Do It Yourself Tire/Wheel Balancing Beads Kit for Light Duty Truck Tires - Complete Set with 4 Bead Bags, Valve Caps, Core Remover, and Injector Bottle Review

Installing the valve stem was easy but took about 30-40 minutes per tire. It's easy to clog the hose and valve stem, but patience will do the trick. I've swapped out my hubs which don't like to wait but everything seems to have gone very smoothly once I get the flow right. Easy to use. Use a comfortable seat or cushion if you're not raising the truck all the way up like I did. capable.

In addition to lightning-fast delivery, I am satisfied. At first I thought some parts were missing, but when I opened individual packages I found specific valve cores and caps. I bought 4 ounce weights for 33 inch tires for my boxy Chevy. Using a pickling machine placed on the valve stems will help vibrate the small balls to keep them moving. About 5 minutes per tire. I thought the car vibrated a little in front of the balls. now it drives like clockwork. Fantastic. Best money for my 35 year…

I mounted these on our SUV tires. It drives very smooth now and I am impressed with the action they offer as the tires no longer make that humming noise on the freeway. The biggest downside was getting them in the tires. I don't have an engraving tool so I used my air hose and used small jets of air to gradually push the beads in. I was very slow, it took 45 minutes for the bus. Next time I buy tires I will ask the store to deliver when they mount the tire. I think it took a long time, but it…

I went to their website and found out how many beads I need and I ordered these, it was a lot more economical than fitting a motorcycle because I have enough to fit one make another set of tires on my other bike including the valve stems. Inserting the beads wasn't a big deal as you load the tube and push back and forth so the beads bounce back and forth into the tube and back into the bottle and slowly start to fall through. Valve stem in the tires, it wasn't that bad. I put the tires back on…

The size is perfect for motorcycle tires and 4 tires are enough in a set. The applicator bottle may fit some rims but not my BMW. However, it's not very difficult to just throw a bag on the tire when the bead is broken. I built a friend's Harley with a straight stem valve and it took forever to use the bottle applicator. I designed a small vibrating mechanism using the handle of a screwdriver on a drill motor to help it move just by rubbing against the pipe. But from this experience I realized…