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Hairy Podders 
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Joined: 05 Mar 2014 Location: Northwest Ohio Online Status: Offline Posts: 217 |
 Topic: Tire Balance?Posted: 25 Mar 2014 at 6:41am |
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Does anyone take the time to balance their trailer tires? I balanced the tires on my utility trailer years ago. But never balanced my 12"coleman tires. We now have a road force tire balancer @ work & I think I want to do that to the Pod tires when it comes home. It might keep the screws & staples from coming loose... Thoughts?
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Darryl, Julie & Lindsey
Cooper & Libby- Devoted Canines 2014 RP178 2006 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon |
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Goose
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Joined: 24 Sep 2010 Location: Arizona Online Status: Offline Posts: 672 |
Posted: 25 Mar 2014 at 10:01am |
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I balanced our tires on the POD, looking at the weights that had to be put on it should save some tire wear and has to ride better. You can't feel any difference when you drive but if you have ever seen a car driving down the road and one wheel is bouncing like a rubber ball that could be your trailer tire at some point.
Not on topic but kind of funny was the guy that I saw yesterday north of Joplin, he was dragging this long red snake that appeared to be attached to the sewer drain pipe. Just wiggling down the road, I am sure that the red snake will still be usable if he makes sure that the side with the road rash is up. Goose |
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Mother Goose's Caboose..2011 RP171..07 Grand Cherokee
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Tire Balance?