Mounting tires at home and balancing ?'s

[Bones]

Typed this once and the cable went out Here's the short short version

Have some 37" MTRs on 8" steelies. Have a set of aluminum wheels I want to run instead though.

Is it easy to mount tires on aluminum without damaging the rim to much? I've done it on stell ones, but that's a different animal.

Also would like to add some golf balls to help balance them better than they are now (not balanced) Where is a good place to start? 3? 5? 23?

 

[muleskinner]

I'd prolly start with 326.. Just pack the tire tight with them Are you sure this works? I've read about it on the PBB but I've never talked to anyone personally that has used them. I wonder if the softer "Lady Balls" would be better I'd probably try like 6? to start? Good luck, keep us posted.

 

[Shawn]

Just heat the rims up with a tourch and mold the rim around the tire.

 

[Bones]

326 it is. Only talked to peeps on line that did it and liked it. I may try it w/out any. hell I have no balancing on it now and it does good enoughd for 4+ hours drives to the trails.

 

[95jeepgrndchke]

Dont forget that Titlest roll better than Strata's, My personal fav for balanceing is a nice Top Filght XL

 

[sukaB]

This is RME,,,,,
Let's stay in true cheap fashion and run some good--****ty range balls.....
It's all about the cheap **** that don't work...