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Dyna Beads

Seventy4Blazer

Seventy4Blazer

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Anyone using them? i will be ordering some on the first. they are simple, you can do it yourself and it seems cost effective....

http://www.innovativebalancing.com/

im just looking for any input. the 19.5's are a lil bit of a pain to balance. a few OTR tire stores have tried to sell them to me, but want anywhere from 125 to 250 to do all 4 tires. i read on the website it can be done in a driveway without removing the tire from the truck. this is a huge bonus for me as i live in an appartment right now...

said to be better on the tires and rims than equal and more effective. purchasing the dyna beads means i wont have to purchase centrimatics either...

Grant
 
All I can tell you is that we use them at work on all our trucks.
I have them in all the tires on my tractor and they seem to work well.
I only have a small amount of vibration from my truck and my tires get really messed up when I hit the construction sites.
 
I have them in BFG T/A KO 315/75R17(35s). Works pretty good. This is for DD, highway and OR. I can run them up to 80 MPH, so far. Another thing thats neat is you won't need to bother with lead weights getting knocked-off on trails. Before, I had collected weights from the JY, took pictures of the wheels so I could replace weights if they were lost. I like things simple and smart, Dyna Beads, Staun deflators and CO2.:D
 
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how do they work???

i just tried to balance my tires and since they were all around 16 ounces off on both sides i decided to just leave them unbalanced, i don't have any vibs or anything... but i'd like my tires to be balanced

i think i might have to get some though so i can get some more life out of my tires
 
I run them in my beadlocked 37's on the street with no problems up to 70mph. I am seriously considering them for my DD with 32's.
 
Air soft pellets work the same BTW. That is what I run and have put in a few customers tires.
 
az-k5 said:
Air soft pellets work the same BTW. That is what I run and have put in a few customers tires.
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yeah, this was discussed a while back. thats like a carton and a half for each tire though... and i have to brak the bead....

still an option.

i just found out about "Counteract" beads. im looking into them as well.
Grant
 
19.5 beads break easily with a stiff boot. The airsoft are cheap too.
 
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