There is a video on youtube by bunch of people.youtuber Scotty kilmer seems to aprove
This is the wheel balancer kit.
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One thing I am concerned is weight location. Inside the rim or outside.. I would guess center is best

 

bubble balancing is old school, every car was balanced this way for years with knock on "lip" weights.

that said, as for accuracy I think it really boils down to the driver... this definitely will work, but if you want a perfect/smooth/quiet ride then this may not be for you.

Stick on weights will work, just put them towards the middle of the wheel

 

That's what I suspected. Why bother with expensive machinery if bubble weight work. So balanced at local shop. Mounted tires myself. Took time to clean rims, beads. The idea is to do the job well. So bubble balance didn't seem like it's something that would be better than when using Hunter balancing machine. They put weights on inside and outside of the rim. More accurate. Harbor freight tire remover works fine . But need to machine and smooth out tire pulling rod. A little rough and may scratch rims. Only 32$ with 20%discount code at local harbor freight

 

I dont deal with a lot of car tires, but the hardest part is usually breaking the bead.

we use the golden tool for most manual jobs.

https://www.alltiresupply.com/collec...t-golden-tools

I would suspect a little painters tape will go a long way to protect the wheel.

 

Must spray 409 or some other soap water . Breaks on first try.
Without soap water need some heavy hydrolic machinery

 

You mean hitting with a sledge hammer isnt the easiest? haha

Yea the slick juice helps a lot.