Reply to "Balancing tires"

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I don't know of any but those machines went somewhere.

I remember them shaving tires that new,according to "them", had too much tread on them such as BFG T/A's. They would shave new tires down to about 5/32's.

Those were the first design of the BFG's though that on the 50 series would hydroplane very easily.

Lots have changed since then though.

Goodyear's and BFG's are notorious for being out of round new.

My tires get bubble balanced with taped on weights and 'duct tape' (aka 'racers tape') over them

12/15/173:51 AM

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