Can a tire be balanced with no weights?
While it is possible to have a perfectly balanced wheel without weights, it is not likely. That is because there are several factors in play when it comes to wheel and tire balance. First, you would need to have a tire that is perfectly balanced on all sides.
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With a Balancer
To balance the tires, you will need a balancer and various wheel weights. If you have a regular static or spin (even non-computer) balancer, follow these steps: Remove all the weights you already have on your wheels before rebalancing them.
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There are times when the first check spin shows more weights are needed. In these cases, the weight involved should usually be around one-quarter ounce, and the balancer should want it placed either in the same place as the previous weight or 180 degrees opposite.
Many skilled repairmen say that you can still ride with unbalanced tires for a few months (2-3 months) without problems if you pay attention to safety.
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There's a thin layer of waterproof rubber on the inner surface of all tubeless tires, designed to resist the moisture that is present in most air supplies, but the far larger amount of water you're suggesting will work its' way into tread, and it unglues the tire carcass wherever it goes.
Myth: Antifreeze is a good balancing material. Pure engine antifreeze will freeze in the cold, and when it does, the frozen chunks will cut the inner liner to shreds. In addition, the slick properties of antifreeze can render the tire unrepairable - patches will not stick to the liner.
How do you mount and balance a tire by yourself?
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Modern tires have tiny weights attached to them near the edges of your wheels when they are installed. These weights help to evenly distribute the weight of the tire. Tire balancing is when these weights are adjusted to ensure each tire is balanced equally. This ensures a smooth and even ride.
Sometimes when you stick wheel weight on a new rim, it may fall off after a few days. The fall-off usually happens when you stick wheel weights when the paint on the rims is still drying, which makes wheel weights not adhere properly. Although, it is certainly hard to know if your wheel weights have come off.
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Wheel weights are attached to your tyre to counteract their combined imbalance. By using wheel weights, the overall weight distribution of your wheels is evenly matched to tackle any kind of imbalance. Since balanced tires help save fuel, preserve tire life, and improve overall safety and comfort.