tire beads

[Rob Doe]

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[The Master Cylinder]

Originally Posted by Pilotdave

I haven't tried this myself, but maybe this trick works - skip ahead to about 5:59 in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rivdJXVDuTw

I wonder how this method works on a tubed tire?

[1crosscut]

Originally Posted by The Master Cylinder

I wonder how this method works on a tubed tire?

Worked fine for me.

[old31]

I have done it for years using Brents method.

A Harbor Freight static balancer, then use the stick-on weights only on the inside of the rim and then paint them wheel color to camouflage.

[Bob Bidonde]

I use this technique to balance wheels on my Model A's:

[Oldgearz]

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Originally Posted by Pilotdave

I haven't tried this myself, but maybe this trick works - skip ahead to about 5:59 in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rivdJXVDuTw

i can see how that would be a neat trick with the suction provided by a tubless tire when left to expand........but it doesn't sound logical with tubes as they would have no expansion. Has anyone used this with tubes?? It would be great if it worked.

[Synchro909]

Originally Posted by Bob Bidonde

I use this technique to balance wheels on my Model A's:

Basically the same method as I described in post 16. After reading a thread here, I often think that many of us over think these things. These Model As are only nuts and bolts after all.

[Ruth]

Originally Posted by Oldgearz

i can see how that would be a neat trick with the suction provided by a tubless tire when left to expand........but it doesn't sound logical with tubes as they would have no expansion. Has anyone used this with tubes?? It would be great if it worked.

See post #23?