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custom90



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I saw on a tv programme in the US when they had that problem with a big wheel and tyre they actually drove a truck wheel onto the tyre to do that.

In effect using the vehicle weight to get it on.
Mind you a lot can go wrong with that but they did in in super quick time!

Then the bead was set in no time after that as well. So that was the issue yours had by the sound of it.
With mine it went on the boost rims fine but the bead seal was the pain getting it set to inflate. I think it was a 35” tyre or something like that. Shocked No Guts, No Glory.
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Post #836432 10th Jun 2020 8:25pm
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miker



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United Kingdom 1999 Defender 110 Td5 CSW Rioja Red
My cooper discoverers have done about 30k now and have recently developed a 60mph ish wobble. Would people recommend rebalancing, small beads through the valve or unseating them and putting big beads in?
Post #842001 5th Jul 2020 11:39pm
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Grouse



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Break the bead and put large beads in is what I would do 2017 Range Rover L405 Vogue SE V8 Diesel #16
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Post #842101 6th Jul 2020 1:02pm
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Pacha



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United Kingdom 2008 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 HT Stornoway Grey
Co1 wrote:
Just spoke to the guys at dyna bead; super helpful. Thought is that I actually have too much weight on there. I’ve got 125g weights on the rims and 6oz of beads. They would recommend 6oz of beads and no weights, so I’ll mark them up, take them off and see how it is. Watch this space.


Did you sort this Col?

It's not clear from their website if the stated quantities are per wheel or per vehicle? Did you put 6oz in each wheel?

EDIT - Just spoke to them, it's per wheel Embarassed

Cheers. Rgds.

Chris
Post #929039 8th Nov 2021 10:12am
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Co1



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United Kingdom 2013 Defender 90 Puma 2.2 HT Loire Blue
I couldn’t get them to overcome the imbalance from where the tyres were fitted by an incompetent fitter! Took them to someone that knows what they are doing and they are balanced perfectly without the need for beads.
Post #929115 8th Nov 2021 6:42pm
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geobloke



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blackwolf wrote:
Ah. Put them in the front, then. For info I found I needed approx 8oz (225g) of beads in each of my 255/85 BFG KM2s, so you may need more than you expect.


Same for 285/75/16 tyres Thumbs Up
Post #929117 8th Nov 2021 6:45pm
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