Balance MH tires in Surprise AZ.

wolfe10 wrote:
Please post your before/after alignment specs from the alignment shop printout.

I will have get next time I am at mh..in storage.. Last time rotated was
2 degrees out on toe in
They just rotated this time

Please post your before/after alignment specs from the alignment shop printout.

WILDEBILL308 wrote:

Gdlow wrote:
Thanks for the replies...Tires are a year or so old from Les Schwab in Boise, but never found them here...noticed a little wear on the outside of passenger fron tire and want it looked at...Will call around...

Unusual wear can be an alignment problem. Let us know what you find out.
Might be better to find a truck tier place.
Bill

Wear was from alignment...Camber they said that on fixed axle couldn't really be fixed...at least cheaply...Recommended tires rotated and balance each time I see a little side wear particularly on passenger front..

Gdlow wrote:
Thanks for the replies...Tires are a year or so old from Les Schwab in Boise, but never found them here...noticed a little wear on the outside of passenger fron tire and want it looked at...Will call around...

Unusual wear can be an alignment problem. Let us know what you find out.
Might be better to find a truck tier place.
Bill

Thanks for the replies...Tires are a year or so old from Les Schwab in Boise, but never found them here...noticed a little wear on the outside of passenger fron tire and want it looked at...Will call around...

S&S Tire. 11790 north 91 Ave. Peoria Az. 623-979-5001.

GCR Tires & Service #825
2815 N 32nd Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85009
(602) 730-7537
Weekday Hours: 7:30AM - 5:00PM
Saturday Hours: 8:00AM - NOON
http://www.gcrtires.com/

Unfortunately there are no Les Schwabs in Ariz. :(:( at this time.

And, I am a firm believer in:

Checking tire for runout. If over .035" fix it (rotate tire on rim, recenter wheel on hub or true tire if none of the above work).

THEN, spin balance on the rig.

Call around until you find someone who can to this!

"Gdlow".....Find a place such as the Les Schwab mentioned and have them use balancing beads. They do a better job than spin balancing and can be easily added without removing the tire from the rim.