WDo Tires Need to be Balanced when adding the Wheel Masters 4-Hose Inflation Kit
Updated 05/13/2020 | Published 05/11/2020 >
Question:
2019 Ford F-350 Super Duty DWR Once I install the Inflation kits on my dually, do the tires need to be re-balanced? Seems that if your adding any weight at all to the wheels and tires, they would need re-balanced, but Im not an auto mechanic and not sure. Thank you.
asked by: Alan M
Helpful Expert Reply:
When installing the Wheel Masters 4-Hose Inflation Kit part # WM8001-135 or any other of the Wheel Masters Extenders i have never ran into an issue of the tires needing to be re balanced. They are very lightweight and designed not to effect the balance of the tires.
If for some reason you should feel any additional vibrations when driving after installation you can have them balanced but in all cases I have seen it is not an issue.
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Wheel Masters 4-Hose Inflation Kit - 16" to 19-1/2" Dually - Hub Mount - 135-Degree Bend
- Tire Inflator
- Inflation Kit
- 16 - 19-1/2 Inch Dual Tires
- Dually Vehicles
- Wheel Masters
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