Wheel balancing - Dynabeads, anyone?

[Getwired]

Any GMT900 Denali owners here that can vouch for Dynabeads in their tires? How do you like them? Do/will they munge up the TPMS? I'd love to lose the wheel weights, and the factory balance never has seemed 100%, even after a few adjustments at the dealer last year... These would keep me riding smooth as silk, basically forever.

For the uninitiated: http://www.innovativebalancing.com/

Any info appreciated, especially from any GM techs with a clue. :umn:

 

[05Yukon]

i have never heard of these but there are other ways to balance the wheel so you dont have the weights on the outside. I had mine static balanced and they only put the clip weights on the inside of the wheel.

 

[Getwired]

i have never heard of these but there are other ways to balance the wheel so you dont have the weights on the outside. I had mine static balanced and they only put the clip weights on the inside of the wheel.

Yup -- same here, but eventually that balance will be "off" due to normal wear, or you'll lose a weight. Nice thing about these is that they will always balance...

 

[Rollin Thunder]

sounds intresting, gunna have to talk to my wheel and tire guy about that. thanks for the link. with all the jumps i do accross moving trains and rivers, trying to out drive Roscoe P. Coltrain. My tires tend to get out of balance :brsh1:

no seriously, thats very cool actully. thanks for the link.

 

[kutza]

Do/will they munge up the TPMS?
For the uninitiated: http://www.innovativebalancing.com/

Any info appreciated, QUOTE]

Do not use with TPMS sensors. Fine dust will block the sensor holes, in the long run. Balancing and rebalancing the wheels on a regular interval, or as required is the best proven method.

 

[Getwired]

Do not use with TPMS sensors. Fine dust will block the sensor holes, in the long run. Balancing and rebalancing the wheels on a regular interval, or as required is the best proven method.

Thanks Kutza. So, I take it you've been hosed by using these things before, or something?

 

[kutza]

Thanks Kutza. So, I take it you've been hosed by using these things before, or something?

Lets just say that I have been learning more about these things recently, and there is still a whole bunch more to know about them still.