Tire Balancing Beads for Trucks, Trailer, Off-Road Vehicles – TPMS Compatible Tempered Glass Wheel Balance Beads – Bulk tub of 17.6 LB / 8 KG

A++

works well, but knowing what I know now I would have bought an ECO one due to it probably being the same product.

These are hands down the only way I will ever balance my wheels.. I hate sticky weights that fall off, collect salt and cause wheels to deteriorate, or lead weights that just look bad on wheels (inside & out). I used these in my buddies 2003 Ford Taurus with a bad wheel bearing and it literally counter balanced and he had zero vibrations at 75mph! Yese he replaced his wheel hubs after about 600 miles before they completely failed , however I'm blown away by these. I've used them always in my trailer tires and I just sold my wheel balancing machine and will only use these from here on out!

So we own a lot of things that have round rubber tires. From scooters boat trailers and camper along with vehicles. I have my own tire machine and have been used to bubble balancing my tires easily within half an ounce. I've never had any shaking shimming or problems otherwise. So I tried these beads a few years back and plainly they work. From 20 inch light truck tires to motorcycles trailer tires RV tires and little 10-in Vespa scooter tires I put them in everything. They work. So instead of buying individual packs I decided to buy this in bulk. Now comparing products out there there is a big difference. I've used counteract beads before and they're very small and easily installed through the valve stem. I've reused them after dismounting tires I've never found any damage to the tire the rim or the TPMS sensor. So the price on these was much cheaper than the counteract. The size on the other hand is a big difference. Compared to the counteract they are enormous. Now the idea is to put these in the tire right before you inflate the bead into a plastic bag and then the bag will rupture and these will be set loose. I don't care for the thought of a plastic bag whirling around in my tire. So I don't mind adding these through the valve stem. Now mind you these new larger ones will fit through the valve stem no problem. You just have to take your time. The counteract beads came with a little bottle with a nozzle and a long clear hose and they were extremely easy to put in through the valve stem even in large quantities. These will likely be a bit of a challenge but I've already done two tires small ones. It was a lot more challenging to get them to go in there but not at all impossible. If you have tpms sensors I seat the bead then reopen the bead on one side and pour the measured amount in using a narrow funnel. Then reinflate and seat bead. They seem durable enough and I'm sure they'll work just as good as the other brands. I'm just knocking one star off because honestly they're too big but they still do the same thing.* update. So went to balance a set of Michelin 20 inch E rated tires. Used the app and used the tire size and it stated 2 scoops,6.5oz. Well that didn't work. Had shakes at 55 and 70. So I weighed the wheel assembly and it was 95 lbs. The app lets you go by tire size or weight. It called for 10.5 oz at 95lbs. So added the correct amount and it worked. I would go by wheel assembly weight rather than the tire size chart for better results. Worked out great 👍

took care of an issue first time, thank you for a great product

These balance beads are great but a real pain to install through the valve stem. I had to put 2 scoops into a truck tire and through the valve stem took a modified syringe as a funnel and a solid 15 minutes of putting 5cc of beads into the syringe at a time and tapping them in. NOT recommended to install this way.It would be excellent if you could buy the empty bags along with the bulk 18# tub, but I plan on just using cheap baggies for now.Also I read where some people were missing or lost their scoop and the chart doesn't give you weights/volume to use, just number of scoops.For those needing it, the scoop is 63cc in volume (roughly 4 tablespoons). 1 full scoop weight is approximately 91 grams / 3 ounces.

What I ordered even came earlier than expected

I read all the reviews before buying. I went on to the magnum online calculator to confirm the amount to put into my tire. The online calculator indicated the application of LTP60 (57 grams or 2 oz.) based on my tire size that I input. I double checked my application. My tire and wheel combo weighs 26 pounds. The general recommendation is a ratio of 13 pounds to 1 oz. So my cross-reference checked out. Put that exact amount of 57 grams into the tire. Under 35 mph or so, the tire is fine. At about 40-45, a small vibration on the steering wheel appears. About 50-60 mph, you feel a much more pronounced vibration. Above 60 mph, the vibration is so strong, it makes you want to slow down. My tie-rods, ball joints, struts, and wheel bearing are all fine. My previous set of tires right before this new installation with these beads had no problem. I balanced them on a bubble balancer. I chose this product because I believed it would be a quicker alternative to the bubble balancer and that it would provide dynamic balancing over the life of the tire. I am disappoined in the failure of this product to do what it claims. I had wanted it to work as I have several vehicles in the family and thought this would be a good option. I am past my return date. I hope the company will still stand by its claims and give me my money back and accept the product back. If they are an honest company, then they will do so ... I will update this post if the company stands by its claims.

Just what was advertised

Ras , c'est simple et génial, la dosette est incorporée suffit juste de mettre dans le pneu et le tour est joué, le top

So far so good. Have put in a few sets of tires. I will be ordering more

Bought this for my father-in-law's tire balancing machine. He's done a couple of tires so far and no complaints! Great value!

Used it on my minivan and on my ford f350 and no vibrations at all