Best place for mounting & Balancing
Who might be the best place for mounting and Balancing large diameter (19"), wide tires on expensive wheels in the Middle to southern part of the Puget Sound metro area?
And I mean if I already own the wheels and the tires.
Thanks
And I mean if I already own the wheels and the tires.
Thanks
Tight N Tidy racing is a brilliant little shop ran out of their home in the Renton area. Personalized service, they know what they're up to, and care about their work.
http://www.tightntidyracing.com/
http://www.tightntidyracing.com/
Thanks Guys,
I will contact them to make sure they are OK with a 19"x13" and 345R35 tire. Many aren't.
Ironically, Tightntidy is in the same neighborhood as an engine builder I used in a previous lifetime (before I assembled my own) called Ewing's engine service. I think he moved on tho.
I will contact them to make sure they are OK with a 19"x13" and 345R35 tire. Many aren't.
Ironically, Tightntidy is in the same neighborhood as an engine builder I used in a previous lifetime (before I assembled my own) called Ewing's engine service. I think he moved on tho.
Thanks Guys,
I will contact them to make sure they are OK with a 19"x13" and 345R35 tire. Many aren't.
Ironically, Tightntidy is in the same neighborhood as an engine builder I used in a previous lifetime (before I assembled my own) called Ewing's engine service. I think he moved on tho.
I will contact them to make sure they are OK with a 19"x13" and 345R35 tire. Many aren't.
Ironically, Tightntidy is in the same neighborhood as an engine builder I used in a previous lifetime (before I assembled my own) called Ewing's engine service. I think he moved on tho.
Looks like I got 3 good referrals.
Some of my Ford GT Brethren insist on road force balancing. I do that on my F-350 with extra large tires, never tried it on a sports car tire.
Anyone else try it?
Some of my Ford GT Brethren insist on road force balancing. I do that on my F-350 with extra large tires, never tried it on a sports car tire.
Anyone else try it?
Most reputable shop will use the Hunter Road Force machine for balancing, which can help minimize the amount of weights needed to balance out.
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The other one that you can try is Group 2 Motorsports. I have had great experience with them as well. They have the Hunter Road Force machine as well.
Tight N Tidy racing is a brilliant little shop ran out of their home in the Renton area. Personalized service, they know what they're up to, and care about their work.
http://www.tightntidyracing.com/
http://www.tightntidyracing.com/
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