On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 3:21 PM, Robert McNabb <rockingm_50remuda@yahoo.com> wrote:
Gary, it's used by many a long haul trucker and I've used it with success on log truck tires.
So to call it snake oil is a bit out there, don't care how many cars you've worked on....
And as a final note, the first time I tried it in my motorcycle tires I had the tire installed at a shop that didn't have it nor had ever used it. They put my tire own with the beads as I weight them out of a bag of truck tire beads. Then they put the tire on their balance machine. It was in perfect balance both front and rear...
I wasn't going to start the flame war. But can you explain just how it is that flying bits of crap magically balance a tire?
Until then, snake oil is not an unreasonable assertion.
And woot! anecdotal evidence, just like the hundreds of thousands of miles I've put on unbalanced van tires, and the motorcycle race trophies I've got on unbalanced race tires. Woot!
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