wheel balance projects?

[DG_BTI]

does anyone know if you can balance 37" projects on beadlocks? I just finnished my truck and have that un-balanced wheel feedback in the steering wheel. I asked a couple people and they did not know for sure because of the beadlocks. Has anyone ever balanced theirs?

thanks, Dennis

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[FABRICATOR]

You should be able to balance it. But make sure everything is seated exactly right, and running true. Balancing won't correct an out-of-round condition.

[DG_BTI]

took my tires to the balance guy, they cant do it. Problem is the tires are way "un round" i saw them turn one of the tires on the machine, way wobbley. The tire guy was trippin, he never had seen something so far off that was brand new. So, i guess that answers my question, you cant balance projects.

[therail]

what about having them shaved? ive seen it done. its like a basic lathe process but for tires. doesnt cut into your tread any, just removes the excess from one side.

[DG_BTI]

sounds good, they actually suggested it. I need to look into it around san diego, thanks

[tltony]

We do it at True Line. Both trueing and balancing. Yes, they can be balanced. We do both operations on the car, so we'll need it there. Call me first 619-417-4224 (cell)
Tony
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www.truelinewheel.com

[DG_BTI]

took my truck down to True Line. Tony took care of it as well as some handy info on a few other driveline issues. If your in east county (san Diego) and need a driveline fix, now you know where to go. He also races so they have a clue on "off road" vehicles. Thanks again Tony.

[tltony]

Happy to help. Post some pic's of your truck Dennis. You guys need to see this Super Crew.
Tony