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mlk1950 · 03-01-2018, 07:37 PM

I just had a new set of 205/75R14 Goodyear Endurance tires mounted on my Hideout 175LHS. I took the rims over, had them mounted and brought them home and put them on. I noticed how much weight they put on for balancing. On the one they have 2-3" weights and the other they put 1-4" weight. Are these tires that far out of balance that they need that much weight? In all the years of getting tires mounted, I have never had to have that much weight put on to get tires balanced. Then I was pulling the trailer out of the building and had the 4" weight fall off the rim. Glad I wasn't driving down the interstate and had one come off at 70 mph. Has anyone else had these Endurance tire mounted, and how much weight did it take to get yours balanced? I was just wondering if I got bad pair of tires.

03-01-2018, 07:37 PM	#1
mlk1950 Member Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: Lincoln Posts: 52	Goodyear Endurance I just had a new set of 205/75R14 Goodyear Endurance tires mounted on my Hideout 175LHS. I took the rims over, had them mounted and brought them home and put them on. I noticed how much weight they put on for balancing. On the one they have 2-3" weights and the other they put 1-4" weight. Are these tires that far out of balance that they need that much weight? In all the years of getting tires mounted, I have never had to have that much weight put on to get tires balanced. Then I was pulling the trailer out of the building and had the 4" weight fall off the rim. Glad I wasn't driving down the interstate and had one come off at 70 mph. Has anyone else had these Endurance tire mounted, and how much weight did it take to get yours balanced? I was just wondering if I got bad pair of tires.