Subject	I work on a Hunter RoadForce GPS9700 on a
Posted by	HighPsi (NorCal) on October 10, 2014 at 8:46 AM
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In Reply To	Road Force wheel balancing posted by inf on October 09, 2014 at 11:19 PM
Message	regular basis. The machine is amazing at simulating a loaded tire as well as assisting the technician with various measurements for wheel/tire runout and finally displaying ideal tire mounting for either "least vibration or least pull". The road force balancer is the industry standard but not the end all for remedying non-circular tires/wheels.
Follow Ups	Road Force wheel balancing - inf 23:19:20 10/09/14 just want to clarify the road force balancer did not fix the - inf 02:07:15 10/10/14 It sounds like he didn't really know what he was doing. - ttsmokin 14:50:37 10/10/14 huge difference? Really? - inf 18:26:16 10/10/14 no - simplexityphoto (NOVA) 07:19:50 10/10/14 Re: no..... - simplexityphoto (NOVA) 07:21:24 10/10/14 Road force balancer cannot fix square tires - Barry(TN) 07:31:47 10/10/14 Hi. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 07:49:56 10/11/14 could it be a bent wheel? (n/m) - z-u-later 07:25:25 10/10/14 the wheels were good before I got new tires (n/m) - inf 11:34:52 10/10/14 I work on a Hunter RoadForce GPS9700 on a - HighPsi (NorCal) 08:46:50 10/10/14 do you think it's a worthy tool to invest in? - inf 11:34:19 10/10/14 You will see less distortion and variances between tires - HighPsi (NorCal) 14:53:16 10/10/14
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