🚚 E-Z Tire Beads - Ceramic Balancing 10 oz Bag for Trucks, Motorhomes, 4x4, Trailers, Motorcycles Review

This is a review about delivery and accuracy. I was a little skeptical about 10 oz, but I'm happy to confirm that it's exactly 10 oz. I was burned by other sellers and wanted to let other potential buyers know about it. Will update once my project scrambler is on the way.

The prescribed amount has been consumed, but the shaking still occurs. I added another 5 ounces per tire and increased the pressure to 44psi to match the sidewall of the tires and the problem was gone. 1997 Ford Expedition 16 wheel times. I recommend this scale for bikes that fall constantly

I have been using Dyna Beads to balance motorcycle tires for over a decade. Follow the weight guidelines for each hoop and you'll be happy. They can be reused, but unless you have a large tank, it's quite a hassle to remove them from a motorcycle tire because of the sidewall and bead configuration. to catch them.

I use these balls in motorcycle tires. If I have a shop tire I tell them not to balance it and then I take it home and add beads. 2 oz rear and 1 oz front. It can be a bit difficult to get them through the valve stem, but just add them slowly. If you use a tire removal and replacement shop, be sure to let them know they have beads. Otherwise, they can wreak havoc in the store.

I love these things. They seem to balance better than traditional weights, with the added benefit of no ugly wheel weights on your wheels. I put about 2 ounces in a motorcycle rear tire and it rides perfectly smooth. You will never know that there is anything but air in a tire. Definitely a much easier balancing solution when working outside of your garage. Make sure you have a tiny funnel to pour them into the tire, or do what I did: use an old bottle of gear lube with a clear vinyl tube. the…