Dyna Beads

[ARC]

Anybody tried them? Thoughts?

 

[Doc2012]

Did copper BBs on my 37s.

Worked OK. Helped balance them out, but didn't work 100%.


That's because the 37s have a gooey crap inside them, and the majority of the BBs didn't go anywhere, just sat in the goo.


As long as you're not running goopy tires, you'll be fine.

 

[jacob7071]

I've got 'em. Wouldn't get them again. I put them in my 265/70/17 Cooper Discoverer AT/3s (and they're small for a 32" tire; they measure about 30.5"). Steering wheel was shaking all over the place above 55-60 mph. Had to get the wheels balanced with weights anyway.

 

[MStudt]

They're good on 35"+ tires. Most tires smaller then that aren't going to be hard to balance. A lot of guy that run them have tires the aren't molded evenly. I had them when I was running 44's on my old Jeep. When you get into larger tires that's the only way to go. I wouldn't put them in my 4runner tires though.

 

[Swede]

I have balance beads in my new 35" TTC's and they work well. Every once and a while I still get a little shake but it usually smooths out in a few seconds once the beads move around to find their spots.

 

[ARC]

Thanks for the info guys. Guess I'm not "big" enough for beads yet.

 

[t4r4life]

Have 10oz in each of my 35s, like others have said, not perfect, vib around 55-60, then smoothes out. i would just do regular weights.