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07-04-2011, 03:10am
Hi Skidmarx,
Im not trying to get into an argument but your statement implies that the "good-enough" method may lead to a tyre being risky because its not properly balanced.
I consistently get my tyres in balance within 5grms. This is typically the smallest weight and no shop I have ever been to uses smaller. In every case my balancing has been better than the shops.
I know this because my tyres rotate and either stop at the same place every time (slightly out of balance) so that if I put a 5grm weight at the top the tyre falls so the weight is at the bottom - so its balanced within 5grm.
Or it rotates and stops at different places each time meaning its pretty much spot on.
Cheers
Im not trying to get into an argument but your statement implies that the "good-enough" method may lead to a tyre being risky because its not properly balanced.
I consistently get my tyres in balance within 5grms. This is typically the smallest weight and no shop I have ever been to uses smaller. In every case my balancing has been better than the shops.
I know this because my tyres rotate and either stop at the same place every time (slightly out of balance) so that if I put a 5grm weight at the top the tyre falls so the weight is at the bottom - so its balanced within 5grm.
Or it rotates and stops at different places each time meaning its pretty much spot on.
Cheers