I've never heard anything before about a special adapter. Where did you find that info?Went to a Firestone that had the road force balancing machine but they hadn't heard about the adapter required for our wheels. To their credit they sent me away instead of trying to BS me. Moving on.
I've never heard anything before about a special adapter. Where did you find that info?
Another reason to use tire beads!
Did you order them recently?^ Hoping to have that same (except 2.0 remote reservoirs) package waiting for me in a couple weeks.
Did you order them recently?
Another reason to use tire beads! ��
As clean as she will be for the next 4 months. In 4 hours we should be getting our first snow storm!
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I've been using them for over a year. Make sure you use ceramic beads, as glass will turn to dust over time and steel will tear up your rims. Also, if you are going 33" or bigger and mud terrains put in another half the weight suggested. Mud terrains tend to have heavy spots and it takes a little more.Have you used them?
Really trying to avoid going to the dealer but so far 2 shops with the Hunter machine had no clue about the adapters, so I might have no choice.
I forget our trucks come with these, I haven't had them in quite a while. I've read you can, some will damage them but I think that's the steel ones. I would read up on it online and make your choice. Make sure you use ceramic beads.Any problems with the beads and TPMS sensors?
These showed up today.
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edit: Yes, that's an orange duck with a pink ribbon sitting on my desk. The duck is from Hooters and the ribbon was from breast cancer week last year. It was only fitting.