Road force tire/wheel balance

Nope, that one appears to be closed for any further comments.

 

Why thank you Cbolt. After all you did sorta come to my defense.
I realize that pointing out faults in others and being intolerant of them is not uncommon, and that some even find sport it doing that.
Personally, I don't mind that people like that stay away from me, in fact I encourage it.
Yup, rather than openly insulting others, like you are doing, I give certain kinds of people incentive to stick with their own kind. Saves me the trouble of telling them what I think of them as most of them aren't worth the effort.
Now, don't take this personally. Obviously you have no faults and everyone on earth likes you. I am just not as blessed with perfection as are many here.

 

2 shops here, that I know of, have the equipment.
Nobody sits at the thing though. It is computer controlled and a person turns the wheel looking at a display after it stops just like the off vehicle balancer.
Mostly they are used on large trucks. Occasionally someone with a large heavy car or with those stupid wagon wheels will end up getting balanced that way.

 

Well that was an oxymoron if I ever heard one.

 

Maybe he needed new shoes.

 

Who? What? Where?
Are you starting a new topic?
Hope so, you and your buddy have brought this one down to boring.

 

Good Lord (not the tire balancer). This dude is truly delusional. You'd think that after reading all the love posts lately he would have noticed a trend. But, alas...…..

 

Oh, you meant "Hey - soos" ?

 

I see his brother Manuel Labor on jobsites every day.

 

Potato, potato.

 

At least they're not droppin churros in the lettuce truck (working in a tire shop)

 

Churros? Gross.