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Anyone ever tried this to balance your wheels?

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Dyna Beads offers Tire Balancing Solutions
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Wheel weights have been around for many years, but are no longer the only solution for trucks, commercial vehicles and motorcycles. We want you to get the highest possible tire mileage by using our products.
The way we do this is by offering a Dynamic Balancing Solution, a high-density ceramic bead that, when easily installed, continuously balances your tires as you drive. The amount of material will distribute itself in weight and position dependent on the balance requirements of the individual tire.
The result is a smooth, vibration-free ride, derived from our balancing media that is always repositioning itself as the tire wears. If you own a pickup truck, commercial truck, motorhome, RV, tractor trailer, motorcycle, or similar vehicle, and want to get rid of those wheel vibration and tire cupping problems, then you need to move up to Dyna Beads?!
 
Yeah I've used it. Seemed to work OK. I also tried BBs, which didn't work so well. All in all I think I'm back to the conventional weights camp. I just feel a little better about the tried-and-true method, I suppose.
 
I picked up their 'bike kit' which is enough product for 2 tires + the applicator. I used it in the new front tire last season with good results. Patience is required, esp when running tubes in the tires, as the tiny beads take a while to get through. Works well though...I took all the weights off the wheel, with no adverse effects.
Tony.
 
I have the beads in my Camry tires and they work OK even though my tires are 60 aspect ratio and they don't recommend using the beads in tires with a lower aspect ratio than 70.

When I get new tires for my GS I will put them on myself and try balancing with the beads and will give a report on how they work. I have a large supply because I bought them to use in my dually pickup tires but have not used them for any tires besides the Camry.
 
I use them in all my bike's. Work great. Smooth ride and better wear than with lead weights.
 
Love em! Haven't paid for tire mounting/balancing for 3 or 4 tires now. Very smooth ride. When you get ready to remove them from an old tire, secure a paper towel over the end of your shop vac hose. Push enough in to make a cup and it will suck them up and hold them till you turn the vacuum off to drop them into a container. :grin:
 
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i use equal power wheel balancing in my truck tires, 35x12.50r15 mud terrain tire and have no vibration when on the highway. very happy with the results, haven't tried anything like that for the bike, but thought about something similar when i put new tires on it
 
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