Yeah. I agree

Totally agree. A "product" made for a problem that doesn't exist. I will go with my static weights especially on my ZX14. There is no way I would trust this on a vehicle that can do 300kms on 2 wheels. These thing really were all racing vehicles would be using them. Garbage.

​@@kellygrant4964they actually work decent for certain applications. I find they do a better job on truck tires. I still spin balance cars and motorcycles. I've got a computer balancer and still use beads on some tires.

No music please! It's CHEEZY and annoying.

Couldn’t hurt to try. Might even calm you down a bit.

@@tofinoguy it’s possible to be looking for information in a horrible location, while also being way too self important and uptight.

@@tofinoguy ask your mom, she was bouncing on my sub button so hard I almost rung her notification bell and uploaded all over the Nokia Brick you’ve been filming on ever since there was a Bush in office.

12oz per tire

Did he say lifted Jeep? I got them on today and it eliminated all vibration up to 75mph. I did feel some vibration after that from the rear. I think I left the original tire balancing weights on those tires.

14oz. If you go further down the chart in yellow area it says off road and lifted pickups 👍🏼

1 oz : 13 lbs

Do not go over 75 mph on a lifted vehicle. why would you!

Hey Bob, call my office or visit our website for more info...thanks so much for your interest.

No cant go back n fourth every time you re mount a tire unless u put it back exactly %100 where it was when its balanced you will need to re balance regardless if you use beads or weights

My sweeper has a canister that catches everything, so I'll just break the tire bead down and vacuum the beads out. Shop vac would work too. When you change tires just put the correct amount of beads in the new tire, they'll go where they're needed.

​@@nickname855 See my comment below .

its fine

2 ounces usually.

I know a bit about vibration because I studied Vibration Analysis a few years back. At the 60-70 mph speed your wheel is probably in a state of resonance which means it's vibrating in resonance or harmony, with something else in your car suspension system which is probably a spring. In a similar way that when a singer that emits a sound that matches the 'natural frequency' of a wine glass and the glass vibrates and will 'ring' in harmony. If you tap a wine glass and make it 'ring' it's ringing or vibrating at it's natural frequency. If the 'non ringing' wine glass is exposed to a sound that matches it's natural frequency it will ring in harmony which is what the singer is inducing. When a vibrating object is in resonance the sound patterns are going through a phase shift of 180 degrees which causes violent vibrations that can eventually shatter the glass. So what's happening with your wheel at 60-70 mph it's in resonance and therefore vibrating violently, but as you speed up it's coming out of the range of resonance because it's rotating and vibrating faster but the vibration isn't in synch with something else (ie;-spring) that's in resonance with the wheel vibrations. If you kept going faster and faster there's a good chance that it will come into resonance again with either the spring or something else. Vibrations will work in harmonics, or 'multiples of', frequencies such as 2 times and 4 times etc. I hope that explains what I think is going on with your wheels.

Ya and the shop will cross thread your bolts !! Tire shops suck ballz.

1 oz : 13lbs

Which means what

@@usvcrescuecrew9563 1oz of the ballancing stuff for every 13 lbs of tire weight

No!

@@bigdadgo…….why not? An explanation would be particularly useful.

@@andycapp8843 No, you should not combine weights with the use of internal beads. The reason being is they work against each other.

@@bigdadgo A wheel and tyre without balancing weights is out of balance! A wheel and tyre with balancing weights attached can also be out of balance. They are both out of balance! How then by inserting beads do they work against each other?

to say the beads won't work with weights installed is to admit that beads don't work

Coated with silicone? What thickness? Would that be 2000 miles, kilometres, yards, metres or feet. I noticed the salesman didn’t provide any photographs of the beads actually stuck to the inside of the tyre. I smell bovine excrement.