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Old 07-07-2013, 04:52 PM   #15
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No need to balance any rotor or drum. If they are THAT bad then they need to be replaced.

The Dyna Beads WILL correct for any improper balance of the Tire/Wheel combination.

If your tire or wheel have been manufactured incorrectly with a very bad abnormality, then it needs to be replaced also.

When using Dyna Beads, if you have ANY vibration, shake rattle or roll, then start looking for something MAJORLY wrong with your wheels or tires.

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Old 07-07-2013, 05:22 PM   #16
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No need to balance any rotor or drum. If they are THAT bad then they need to be replaced.

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That is correct, they come balanced already.
The only reasons to replace would be cracked or not able to true out!

Ever have a drive line out of balance? I have and it will shake you to pieces too!
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Old 07-08-2013, 08:26 AM   #17
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I must be reading something wrong on the website. My tires are 29580R22.5 and it says they require 12 oz. per tire, which their price sheet shows at $25.10 per 12 oz. bag!
Can someone answer my question about the cost please. Thanks!
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Old 07-08-2013, 09:29 PM   #18
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Yes, when I installed my new tires I paid $18.50 per bag! Eight tires replaced, tire size 305/70/22.5
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I have been using Magnum Beads which is pretty much the same thing. I am very happy with the results and the price, about $15.00 per tire.
Both websites will give you locations near you for ordering, pricing and installation.
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I don't remember what I paid per 12 oz pack of Dyna Beads back in March o 2010 but it certainly wasn't $2.00 per pack. the going rate per 12 oz pack is $25 on their web site today.

I am running 295/80R/22,5 tires all around.

If I was to guess, it most likely was a little over $20 per pack.

You won't find ANY Dyan Beads for $2.00 per pack. I think his decimal point got confused or he needs to sharpen his pencil a little.

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Got Dynabeads with all new Hankook tires about four years ago. Absolutely five star effort! The rig has never run so smoothly!!
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