35" Balancing Necessary?

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  1. ak_cowboy

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    Done that too :Grenade: had a bad shimmy starting at 55mph and would shake the wheel a couple inches to each side. Had to take each wheel off and clean the rims of all the mud, and grass, and rocks :jester:

    Now she drives smooth as silk :driver:
     
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    I take my off every time I go mudding. It makes it easier to wash the frame and undercarriage.
     
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    Haha I was the complete opposite, I thought I had mud caked on my wheels on my old z71 but I actually broke my cv axle. Donuts in 4wd is not smart. I trashed that truck. Lol
     
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    Balance em you will get a different driving truck and a more bumpy ride.


    Sent from my iFord f150
     
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    Every 6-7K we have them rotated and rebalanced, it's in our tire purchase package options. Supposed to make the tires wear evenly and last longer unless one's driving method is hard on tires.
     

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