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  1. Truckoholic

    balancing 37" and 36" hummer tires.. not working out

    It is a very fine powder almost like powdered sugar if I recall correctly. So it flows pretty good, and with a little funnel, you should be able to do that fairly quickly.
  2. Truckoholic

    balancing 37" and 36" hummer tires.. not working out

    Some tire shops like Les Schwabb on the west side of the country have a device where they can feed it in through the valve stem. But if they are in the process of mounting a tire anyway, they will sometimes just open the bag and pour the contents into the tire before mounting it to the rim...
  3. Truckoholic

    balancing 37" and 36" hummer tires.. not working out

    I used to have some of those 37 inch hummer tires on my lifted Suburban. Tire places would put a whole bunch of lead weights on them trying to balance them and it wouldn't work. I believe a lot of them are out of round. They used to break the shock mounts off my steer axle when I'd hit that...
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