Any one try these yet on your 37"plus sized tires?
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Any one try these yet on your 37"plus sized tires?
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As the title reads. The manager at Goodyear suggested these. But this is the same idiot who balanced my tires (took over an hour) and then never bothered to check my tire pressure. Also charged me $100 to balance 4 tires. I dont believe I will be going back, so I am looking for alternatives.
As the title reads. The manager at Goodyear suggested these. But this is the same idiot who balanced my tires (took over an hour) and then never bothered to check my tire pressure. Also charged me $100 to balance 4 tires. I dont believe I will be going back, so I am looking for alternatives.
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We're running the same tire. You might want to dig a little deeper than tire balancing. After a balance my steering wheel is solid. I am more interested in these if they make the life of the tire longer and no need to ever go back to have them rebalanced.
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Originally Posted by DCS Rubicon
Maybe I need to try these for my Goodyear MTR's.....I have had my road balances twice and still can't get the shake out of the steering wheel.
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Yes, they can cause your wheel to not completely seat flush with the rotor. If they are still on I would remove them and see if your vibration goes away...
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