Counteract DIYK-3 Do It Yourself Tire/Wheel Balancing Beads Kit - Light Duty Truck Tires, (4) 3oz DIY Bead Bags, (4) Valve Caps and Cores, (1) Core Remover, Injector Bottle

A complete wheel assembly balanced with Counteract Balancing Beads will run with reduced rolling resistance. This reduction in rolling resistance means that less energy is used to move the vehicle down the road, thereby improving the vehicle's fuel economy. When a tire and complete wheel assembly are properly balanced, it also ensures more even wear, all of which increases tire life. Increased tire life allows you to use the same tires for a longer duration, ultimately saving you money. Wheel vibrations can wreak havoc on a vehicle's suspension and steering parts. Anything that is vibrating is rubbing against or bumping into something that will eventually wear out because of it. Once you have completely balanced the wheel assembly with Counteract Balancing Beads, you will find that most components attached to it won't wear out nearly as quickly. Heavy vibrations for extended periods of time are one of the leading causes of maintenance issues related to almost all aspects of any ride. Counteract also reduces the frequency of necessary tire rotations because the tires wear much more evenly.

You don't require a professional to do this job! Each kit is equipped with all the necessary tools to complete the application. Furthermore, all kits include comprehensive step-by-step instructions to guide you through the process. We also offer supplementary resources such as online videos for your convenience. In contrast to traditional wheel weights, there is no requirement to rebalance your tires every three months and make weight adjustments. Our beads ensure tire balance for the entire lifespan of the tire. They autonomously readjust to identify and counteract any imbalances that may arise as your tire condition evolves. Counteract Balancing Beads contribute to an extended tire lifespan. Auburn University (PAVE) program for advance vehicle evaluations conducted an S.A.E and TMC type II test and reported a 2.2% fuel consumption improvement on 18 wheelers carrying close to a maximum load.