Tire/Wheel Balancing
#1
I posted in one of my other threads, but most of you probably won't see it....
Have any of you taken your ATV Tires and Wheels to a regular automotive tire place to get balanced. I've always taken them to the motorcycle shop, but I can't see why I regular automotive place couldn't balance the setup and they usually have better equipment than most motorcycle/atv stores?
dave
Have any of you taken your ATV Tires and Wheels to a regular automotive tire place to get balanced. I've always taken them to the motorcycle shop, but I can't see why I regular automotive place couldn't balance the setup and they usually have better equipment than most motorcycle/atv stores?
dave
#2
If you ever balanced a motorcycle tire mounted on a rim it really isnt that difficult. You just need an axle to rotate the tire on mounted to a strudy, level surface and the weights. Pm me if you like to know more or do a web search. The procedure is very easy and very effective.
#3
Motorcycles are easy because they have a small shaft, I can do the same with my bicycle tires with a shaft and a couple of small bearnings mounted on a stand, but an ATV is different due to the large hub...
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