17" steel worktruck rims and stick on weights

[Waffle34]

SO i plan to get a set of the worktruck rims powder coated so when i get tires put on i need to use stick on weights - is there enough room between caliper and rim for stick on weights? Factory they used the clip on rim lip style which would scratch the crap outa the powdercoating...

[dieselfan1]

Get some balancing beads.
Then you don't need weights.
They work great .
Weights are extremely ugly


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[pokismoki]

2 hours ago, dieselfan1 said:

Get some balancing beads.
Then you don't need weights.
They work great .
Weights are extremely ugly


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ive hear of them never really thought they worked do they make noise while driving?

Edited March 31, 2021 by pokismoki

[dieselfan1]

No. You don't even know they are there.

I run them in my 38's

12oz bag in each tire.

 

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[Waffle34]

do the beads beat up the TPMS sensors?

[CamGTP]

You can use stick on weights no problem, used to do that all the time.

 

They can do a static balance too where the pound on weight only goes on the inside lip of the rim but they should still be able do to a normal dynamic balance on those wheels.

 

They are work truck rims, you don't even see the stick on weights on the inside.

[pokismoki]

the negative Amazon reviews dont impress me, I think stick on lead weights is the way to go..

[dieselfan1]

the negative Amazon reviews dont impress me, I think stick on lead weights is the way to go..

They don't bother the TPMS at all. For big tires beads are the only way to go. Been using them for years. Plus the weights look hideous.


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