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Old 07-31-2019, 02:52 PM   #1
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I just lost 1 pcs of adhesive weight on the wheel

Hi Guys,

I just lost 1 pcs of adhesive weight on a wheel.

and this 1 pcs should weigh about 11/5 lb (which is about 1kg).

Will this affect my wheel balance?

Should I do wheel balancing??
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Old 07-31-2019, 02:55 PM   #2
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Hi Guys,

I just lost 1 pcs of adhesive weight on a wheel.

and this 1 pcs should weigh about 11/5 lb (which is about 1kg).

Will this affect my wheel balance?

Should I do wheel balancing??
Yes, its possible it will affect the balance. I had this happen in my older car and i had a lot of vibrations at highway speeds. Once i get it balanced again it had no issues.
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Old 07-31-2019, 03:09 PM   #3
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2 pounds of weight is an absurd amount. Something is wrong.
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Old 07-31-2019, 03:18 PM   #4
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2 pounds of weight is an absurd amount. Something is wrong.
Actually I was wrong.

It was only a 0.5 OZ for 1 pcs?

It looked exactly like this:

https://www.coyoteaccessories.com/wh...weights/10006b

Do you think it will affect the balance?
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Oh ok. That's much more reasonable. Yes it will effect balance. You may not feel it if its a rear wheel. Front you likely will.
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Oh ok. That's much more reasonable. Yes it will effect balance. You may not feel it if its a rear wheel. Front you likely will.
wow... even if it's only about 0.03 lbs??

I should get one then..
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Yeah half an ounce doesn't seem like much but you'll feel it.

A couple weeks back I noticed an imbalance in my front wheels. (Stock wheels). I could feel the vibration around 62 MPH. Much over or under and I didn't really notice it. I checked all 4 and only the right front was off, and only by .5 oz.
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Wheels get balanced for a reason. Take it to a wheel shop and have them re-balance it. If you clean your wheels with a brush or pressure washer, maybe try to avoid the wheel weights when doing so.
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2 pounds of weight is an absurd amount. Something is wrong.
It brought a really funny picture to my mind!
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i don't balance my rear wheels on my frs and don't feel it at all, one little sticky like that on the rear wont be at all noticeable.
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you could go to harborfrieght and pick up these wheel weights and slap on the one that is missing. https://www.harborfreight.com/1-2-ha...hts-67226.html
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