Run-Flat tires and Dyna Beads....
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twin1300
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Run-Flat tires and Dyna Beads....
I know that this has probably been asked about a lot of times.
Can Run-Flat tires be run with Dyna Beads in them.
Just wondering if this can be done?
Can Run-Flat tires be run with Dyna Beads in them.
Just wondering if this can be done?
TheWatcher- Number of posts : 7
Location : Katy, TX
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Re: Run-Flat tires and Dyna Beads....
yes it can be done but I would never recomend run flats
jedishon- Super User
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Re: Run-Flat tires and Dyna Beads....
Yes...but we don't recommend "run flats" as darksides for bikes! The only failure we have ever seen was from a run flat...scary stuff!
..................bobby
..................bobby
twin1300- Admin
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Re: Run-Flat tires and Dyna Beads....
In addition to the problem Bobby is referring to, most "Run Flat" tires come in sizes with an aspect ratio of 65 or below.
From the Inovative Balancing website:
"Our official policy is that we do not advise using Dyna Beads in any car, truck or SUV tire with an aspect ratio 65 or below unless used in conjunction with weights.
The reason for this is that this type of tire has a higher incidence of lateral imbalance, which is basically that one side of the tire is heavier than the other side, creating a “wobbling” effect, or “shaking” of the steering wheel. This type of imbalance can only be corrected by careful placement of traditional weights on the wheel rim."
Dynabeads work best in a 70 series or higher tire. More Info
From the Inovative Balancing website:
"Our official policy is that we do not advise using Dyna Beads in any car, truck or SUV tire with an aspect ratio 65 or below unless used in conjunction with weights.
The reason for this is that this type of tire has a higher incidence of lateral imbalance, which is basically that one side of the tire is heavier than the other side, creating a “wobbling” effect, or “shaking” of the steering wheel. This type of imbalance can only be corrected by careful placement of traditional weights on the wheel rim."
Dynabeads work best in a 70 series or higher tire. More Info
Doc- Admin
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Re: Run-Flat tires and Dyna Beads....
The Dynabeads (3oz) work GREAT in my GYTT 205-60-16. Had it up to 95mph so far....00 Doc wrote:In addition to the problem Bobby is referring to, most "Run Flat" tires come in sizes with an aspect ratio of 65 or below.
From the Inovative Balancing website:
"Our official policy is that we do not advise using Dyna Beads in any car, truck or SUV tire with an aspect ratio 65 or below unless used in conjunction with weights.
The reason for this is that this type of tire has a higher incidence of lateral imbalance, which is basically that one side of the tire is heavier than the other side, creating a “wobbling” effect, or “shaking” of the steering wheel. This type of imbalance can only be corrected by careful placement of traditional weights on the wheel rim."
Dynabeads work best in a 70 series or higher tire. More Info
ToMang07- Number of posts : 68
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Re: Run-Flat tires and Dyna Beads....
Thanks to all that helped out, I'm planning to continue on using a Michelin HE 205-65-16 on my bike, got 28K out of the first one might as well do it again.
TheWatcher- Number of posts : 7
Location : Katy, TX
Registration date : 2009-10-19
Re: Run-Flat tires and Dyna Beads....
3 oz in my 215/45-18. No problems at all.
Moon
Moon
Badmoon- Number of posts : 1699
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Re: Run-Flat tires and Dyna Beads....
TheWatcher wrote:Thanks to all that helped out, I'm planning to continue on using a Michelin HE 205-65-16 on my bike, got 28K out of the first one might as well do it again.
Good choice Larry. Are you going to change it yourself? Give me a call if you need anything.
Jerry
jedishon- Super User
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Re: Run-Flat tires and Dyna Beads....
Badmoon wrote:3 oz in my 215/45-18. No problems at all.
Moon
don't recall the amount, but I have had great success with the beads in my 45 series as well...
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