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Hahahaha.....noooo. I can't hear anything anyway. :D

Yessir, they work great. It's like a completely foreign feel in a machine with 37 inch mud terrains....I do recommend them, but be aware that they are not able to compensate for a tire that's out of round. Mine are all new and round (check the runout). I had an Unimog with 39's that I wish I...

Centramatic balancers installed. Where the road is smooth, now the Humvee is smooth. :driver:

I have to wonder why commercial trucking companies don't use bee BB's or antifreeze in their tires. While it might be a cost-cutting measure with similar results, the industry appears to have chosen a different option.

I will do so. Considering the commercial trucking industry is on board, I suspect they'll be successful. Interesting concept. Over 100 year old technology.

Good point! And I can't hear anything anyway. In a HMMWV all I hear is roaring engine, cooling fan, and tire noise!

You tried both brands because you could "hear the steel balls in the Centramatics?" So did they perform any differently? Thanks...

Here's the page from Balance Masters. they're considerably more expensive. http://store.balancemasters.com/osCommerce/index.php?cPath=21&osCsid=2f7708c50833cb73d7cd0028132a2fad

Looks like they mount between the hub and the wheel (Balance Masters image)l. The holes are probably plentiful and spaced for multiple applications.

You bet.

Here's the link to what I just bought for the HMMWV. Be prepared to pay via PayPal. http://www.centramatic.com/wheel-balancer.rhtml?modelNumber=370-800

So I just watched a few videos on the concept and bought a set of Centramatic balancers. Can't wait. Thanks so much for the advice!

Is this what you bought? http://www.centramatic.com/wheel-balancer.rhtml?modelNumber=370-800

Sounds good. We're all ears!

Has anyone found a bubble type tire balancer that's heavy duty enough for the HMMWV wheel/tire/runflat?