Just bought Centramatics
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Just bought Centramatics
Well I am finally going to try it for myself... I just ordered some Centramatic wheel balancers for my truck... If they work like they claim and like many of you have said... I will get them for my service trailer and my Cherokee.
I was going to try the beeds that go inside the tires but I put too many plugs in the tires from mesquite thorns and nails... so those are not an option for me although it would have been a lot cheaper.
One question I have is>> does anyone run that stuff in you tires that stops flats by filling and sealing the holes as you drive with your centramatics? I heard you can't really run it in your tires with regular balancing weights because they will cause the tire to become unbalanced.
Can you use it with Centramatics?
Oilguy
I was going to try the beeds that go inside the tires but I put too many plugs in the tires from mesquite thorns and nails... so those are not an option for me although it would have been a lot cheaper.
One question I have is>> does anyone run that stuff in you tires that stops flats by filling and sealing the holes as you drive with your centramatics? I heard you can't really run it in your tires with regular balancing weights because they will cause the tire to become unbalanced.
Can you use it with Centramatics?
Oilguy
I use the Ride-On product in my tires.
You do not run any wheel weights with it.
Runs smooth at any speed and will seal anything to approx. 1/8" in the tread portion of your tire.
Also is supposed to help tires run cooler.
I just started using it in my truck tires. Been using it in my Harley tires for a few years now.
They also have great product support.
You do not run any wheel weights with it.
Runs smooth at any speed and will seal anything to approx. 1/8" in the tread portion of your tire.
Also is supposed to help tires run cooler.
I just started using it in my truck tires. Been using it in my Harley tires for a few years now.
They also have great product support.
Well I am finally going to try it for myself... I just ordered some Centramatic wheel balancers for my truck... If they work like they claim and like many of you have said... I will get them for my service trailer and my Cherokee.
I was going to try the beeds that go inside the tires but I put too many plugs in the tires from mesquite thorns and nails... so those are not an option for me although it would have been a lot cheaper.
One question I have is>> does anyone run that stuff in you tires that stops flats by filling and sealing the holes as you drive with your centramatics? I heard you can't really run it in your tires with regular balancing weights because they will cause the tire to become unbalanced.
Can you use it with Centramatics?
Oilguy
I was going to try the beeds that go inside the tires but I put too many plugs in the tires from mesquite thorns and nails... so those are not an option for me although it would have been a lot cheaper.
One question I have is>> does anyone run that stuff in you tires that stops flats by filling and sealing the holes as you drive with your centramatics? I heard you can't really run it in your tires with regular balancing weights because they will cause the tire to become unbalanced.
Can you use it with Centramatics?
Oilguy
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All I gotta say is WOW!
It is not BS... they DO work! I have about 400 miles on them and they work perfect! Funny thing is I pulled all of the weights off on the outsides and forgot about the insides...for about 200 miles! I couldn't tell and I am very particular about vib's in the truck... I pulled the insides off and it still ran smooth as glass! I am getting them for the service trailer and the Jeep now!
Oilguy
It is not BS... they DO work! I have about 400 miles on them and they work perfect! Funny thing is I pulled all of the weights off on the outsides and forgot about the insides...for about 200 miles! I couldn't tell and I am very particular about vib's in the truck... I pulled the insides off and it still ran smooth as glass! I am getting them for the service trailer and the Jeep now!
Oilguy
All I gotta say is WOW!
It is not BS... they DO work! I have about 400 miles on them and they work perfect! Funny thing is I pulled all of the weights off on the outsides and forgot about the insides...for about 200 miles! I couldn't tell and I am very particular about vib's in the truck... I pulled the insides off and it still ran smooth as glass! I am getting them for the service trailer and the Jeep now!
Oilguy
It is not BS... they DO work! I have about 400 miles on them and they work perfect! Funny thing is I pulled all of the weights off on the outsides and forgot about the insides...for about 200 miles! I couldn't tell and I am very particular about vib's in the truck... I pulled the insides off and it still ran smooth as glass! I am getting them for the service trailer and the Jeep now!
Oilguy
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I expected to get new tires 25k miles ago but they just stop wearing and flattened out....
I just ordered new tires from Ebay last week because I have a tire machine and I don't have to get them balanced any more >> So I save time and money there also... I could still go another 6000-10K miles on these tires since they have not hit the wear bars yet... but I am going to change them out any way >> I have never gotten this many miles on a set of tires before!!!
I didn't have to put on any spacers... I am running them like I bought them...
I also love not having those ugly weights on the tires any more!
Oilguy
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