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Makes sense. Thanks.
Yep, pull the valvestem and make sure all the air is out. Also pull any hammer on weights off.
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I have no experience with balance beads, but I often notice a lot of water vapor in my tires when I air down; probably from using a small 12V compressor to fill coming off the rail. Do y'all think that the moisture would affect the beads? As in sticking together or someplace other than the light side?
 
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I laugh, only because I know firsthand what will happen if you don't. 🤣
Let's just say, watch your ears.
Really appreciate that. Really. I would have let the air out with my valves and let her rip.
 
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I have no experience with balance beads, but I often notice a lot of water vapor in my tires when I air down; probably from using a small 12V compressor to fill coming off the rail. Do y'all think that the moisture would affect the beads? As in sticking together or someplace other than the light side?
From what I’ve read moisture is a problem when people cheat and use airsoft pellets. But I’m past that. I’m going to try to get them balanced with weights. Shop to shop I guess. :)
 

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Yep, pull the valvestem and make sure all the air is out. Also pull any hammer on weights off.
Thanks. All of them on the existing wheels are stick on thankfully.
 
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Mine isn’t that nice, but I do have a valve stem tool. I have five new tpms sensors for the new wheels.
Mine isn’t that nice either. Of course mine is a set of large angled needle nose. I’ve been eyeing one of these for a while though. šŸ˜‚
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