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Old 05-23-2012, 10:46 AM   #1
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Tire question

I am amazed at what a greet tool this forum is.

I am facing the dreaded tire decision. Currently running GY but will likely go back with Michelin due to the rivering. Alignment has been maintain and running 10% plus air pressure on fronts but rivering has occured on these 6 1/2 year old tires with 30k miles. Michelins also bothers me a little as well since I have blowned them out on other motorhomes in the past and the sidewall cracking issues seems to persist.

My question relates to balencing. Spin or bead. I have alway done spin but like the theory behind bead balencing. I would like a few responses from those that have gone with bead and if your were please with the results.

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Old 05-23-2012, 06:45 PM   #2
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[In Part] ....... My question relates to balencing. Spin or bead. I have alway done spin but like the theory behind bead balencing. I would like a few responses from those that have gone with bead and if your were please with the results.
I just had new tires put on my MH three months ago and went with beads and am very satisfied. I had a fellow put the tires on here at my house and he said beads was the best way to go in his opinion. As I said, I went with his suggestion and have been very happy with the beads. The coach rides smooth and I don't have to worry about losing a weight while on the road. I would recommend using the beads for balancing without hesitation.

Hope this helps a little.
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I'm putting new sumitomo rears on soon, tomorrow or early next week. Next door neighbor is a truck tire guy...
He used to spim em, but uses equal these days.
Not sure i like it, but that is how it shall be.
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