balancing machine?
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balancing machine?
I am about to get my 20s mounted, but I heard that the gs can sometimes have issues with shaking and is real picky when it comes to balancing the wheels. Is any machine better than others for more accurate balancing? Any advice?
hunter machine (9700 or something like that) and road balancing, that's all i can say. moreover, you need a good shop that really knows how to use the machine to do things correctly
moreover, make sure you have hub rings
moreover, make sure you have hub rings
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Find a shop that can do on car balancing. You may only need road force balancing, but a shop with this type of machine knows what they are doing. If the problem persists, have them remove the rotors & check the wheel hubs.
http://www.butlertire.com/services.asp
http://www.butlertire.com/services.asp
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Here's my .02 cents, road force balancing will help, but a lot of times, it might just be that the shop's not experienced with hubcentric rings. Make sure, if wheels are new, that they've put hubcentric rings in.
If you were in NYC, I have a place in BK that would do a flawless balancing.
yes! roadforce is the only thing that has worked for me. i use to have other shops balance my tires 2-3 times before the shaking was almost gone. But when i got it done at some shop in vegas with roadforce, i haven't had a problem with it since. Now i just learned that alot of the America's Tire Co. has them.... give em a call for a shop around your area. and GL!
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