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I have aftermarket wheels and tires with balance beads. ~34" Toyo ATIII and Method wheels. Anyone else experiencing a high speed shudder with or without aftermarket wheels? The wheels have a much bigger than stock bore but I am using centering rings.
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loosen all the lug nuts then retighten up to the correct torque in steps using a star pattern.

what's a balance bead?
 
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loosen all the lug nuts then retighten up to the correct torque in steps using a star pattern.

what's a balance bead?
Do you know the correct torque?
 

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I wouldn't use balance beads on high mass wheels, personally. I've used them on several motorcycles with decent results, but I wouldn't use them on a heavy off-road wheel/tire.
 

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Do you know the correct torque?
i generally use 85 pound feet of torque for wheel lugs. if you have a locking lug you may want to leave it a little looser, maybe 50#ft.
 

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I have aftermarket wheels and tires with balance beads. ~34" Toyo ATIII and Method wheels. Anyone else experiencing a high speed shudder with or without aftermarket wheels? The wheels have a much bigger than stock bore but I am using centering rings.
A. check to see if they really installed your centering rings (all 4 wheels)
B. make sure your centering rings are sized correctly
 

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These would make me shudder at any speed
You need high speed grease and you'll be fine.

Kidding aside, no wobble at all on stock non-sas badlands. -at any speed.

But i have chased the death wobble on other vehicles. After many, many balances without resolution, finally upgraded all the bushings to a stiffer material and better steering stabilizer. Solved. But that was a solid front axel.

Keep us posted. Following.
 

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If you don't have wheels/tires spin balanced at 100 mph then no matter what aftermarket gizmo you add it will not be enough.
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