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If they charge more than $10.00 per wheel, go somewhere else.

2007-04-07 03:23:58 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

If you're interested in getting your wheels / tires balanced perfectly Go to: Hunter Wheel Balancers on line. Under products, click on wheel balancers. Look at the recorded demonstration of their GSP9700 Road Force Measurement System. The site has a 10 minute show and tell program of the machine's capabilities. There's a red box to type in your zip code to advise where these machines are available locally near you.

A tire engineer from the Yokohama Tire Company suggested this machine to me to solve a lateral run-out problem I had with a pair of new Yokohama tires. I initially had the tires spun balanced on a Coats machine and the steering wheel and accelerator petal felt like 220 volts of electricity.

With the Hunter machine before the tire / wheel is spun a series of lasers define wheather the wheel is bent and the over all condition of the tire. Believe it or not some tires and usually steel wheels don't make it through inital testing. If the wheel / tire assembly is OK the balancer defines where the weights will be most benifical. Supriseingly the weight is placed inside the wheel parallel to the wheel bolt flange. If you have aluminum wheels a very small amount will be clipped on the inside wheel bead with neat clean wheel weight that actually fit the wheel.

Two wks. ago I payed $43.00 to have two tires dismounted, new valve stems, new tires mounted, balanced with the above machine and tires loaded with Nitrogen. Soon people will be switching to Nitrogen because it's an inurt gas. No water or trash, molicules are hundreds of times larger, the tires will not as quickly, tires maintain a more even pressure and tires last more miles.

Good luck with your choice

2007-04-07 05:09:18 · answer #2 · answered by Country Boy 7 · 0 0

5-10 a wheel

2007-04-07 04:04:49 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 2 0

I can tell you $10, but it's really up to CarX what they charge, isn't it? If some dork tells you I only charge $58 per hour, I'm still going to charge $68. Just my opinion, I may be out of touch with reality though.

2007-04-07 03:33:30 · answer #4 · answered by BFH 6 · 0 1

Don't know about your town but around here it $10 per wheel unless you know me and I do it free. I have a great Snap-on wheel balancer

2007-04-07 03:23:50 · answer #5 · answered by notadeadbeat 5 · 0 0

changing a 2 wheel force to 4x4 may well be accomplished, whether that's plenty lots of paintings and till you have a junk 4x4 to take areas out of and placed into the 2x2 it is going to fee plenty extra then that's properly worth. whether you're doing the paintings your self. in case you pick to pay somebody else to do it you could as properly basically pass purchase a 4x4 would be extra inexpensive.

2016-12-15 18:37:08 · answer #6 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

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