Tire Balance

[Tom Warner]

Howard I have about 40# of counteract balancing beads and the
injector which I am about ready to sell on ebay as soon as I get time
to do it. At about $10-$13 an ounce its worth quite a bit but
I have no further use for it so just want to get rid of it. It
attracts my friends that want free tire balancing "just to see if it
works". At one time I was considering being the East coast
distributer for Counteract nd bought a couple of cases of the product
and the commercial injector to inject the beads thru the tire valve
stem without removing the tires from the truck or motorhome. I wanted
to be sure that it really worked before I invested the money to start
the franchise. Turned out to be an awful lot of work to get the
project going and would leave me no time for my other projects.

This stuff is fantastic for those big tires the mudders use for off
the road racing and for the heavy RV tires. I have balanced a couple
of tires from a mercedes that others could not do with lead weights
on the rims. I also balanced the tires on my 1982 FC35 with it and it
worked good. I have counteract for both car tires and truck/ RV
tires of all sizes, and both the throw in bags for new tires and bulk
for injection all in measured bags..
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Its almost the same as Magnum balancing compound except counteract is
not effected by water moisture. I have put it in RV tires to try it
and it works very well and is easy to install on the coach without
removing the tires. You need to make sure to install the special
valve cores at the same time which contain filters so the beads dont
blow back and get caught in the valve and start a leak.

tom warner
Vernon Center,NY
1985 PT 40

At 03:27 PM 5/30/2007, you wrote:

>Has anyone used the Magnum Tire Balancing Compound. If so what is
>your first hand experience.
>Howard Truitt
>Camilla, Ga.
>86 PT40
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