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Bullseye Level Portable Wheel Balancer Review

Product Code	B00466L2GU
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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #50487 in Home Improvement
  
• Brand: Big Roc Tools
• Dimensions: 20.00" h x
  14.00" w x
  8.00" l,
  

Features

• Dimensions: 22-5/8"H x 11-7/8" Dia.
• Bulls-eye level easy to read
• Easily balance wheels with 1-1/2" to 4-1/2" diameter
• Rust resistant enamel finished base
• Machine aluminum head and compact body

• Dimensions: 22-5/8"H x 11-7/8" Dia.
• Bulls-eye level easy to read
• Easily balance wheels with 1-1/2" to 4-1/2" diameter
• Rust resistant enamel finished base
• Machine aluminum head and compact body

Product Description

Accepts hubs from 1.50" to 4" in diameter. Machined aluminum head. Easy-to-read Bulls-eye level.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
Wheel Balancer works for me
By Robert Wittenburg
This is a well made balancer. The tooling is good, it's very sturdy, well worth the money. Others I looked at had rough castings and a weak looking structure. And the road test after balancing all four wheels proved that it does a good job.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Works great and now I can balance my own tires
By Rod Hays
I was tired of getting tires balanced and they where not balanced. Now I can do just as good or better then the shops can at balancing.My first set of tires were 265 75 r16.Came out the ride was smooth as glass.I also checked my brake drums to see if they were balanced. This thing will work if you can figure it out.Maybe some day I will make a video to show how to use it.Tell then if you have any problems using it maybe I can help. Also you need to make sure that the needle on the base is in the center of the tire balance or the bubble will be off. My bubble was set right out of the box.The needle that fits into the bottom of the tire balance can get off center easily. You have to put the tire on gently.If you notice the bubble is not in the center of the bulls eye,check to make sure the needle is centered.Also I put some oil on the 4 rods where the springs are at just to make sure they were not dragging anywhere.Also the centering cone was smaller then what the rim of my wheels were.So what I did was center the wheels by hand on the ring above the springs which worked out fine.Also don't put all the weights on one side.Divide them up,50/50 front and back of the rim.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY.
By kaz
Bought this one from AMAZON via Toolspro - delivery was good but was in original box from ATE - thus packing was crushed and small balls of foam was all over the Balancer parts.I don't know where the others got their Balancer from but mine did NOT weigh 25 lbs more like 13 lbs (as the others state) - nor was the casting good - it was porous and one of the Bubble adjustment screws broke after a few adjustments.The screws are cheap Chinese junk and need to be replaced with proper steel machine screws.The Balancer needs to be rezeroed (adjusted) each time you use it.I did my wife's front tires and she reports the high speed vibration is reduced but there is now a vibration when she slows down - I need to redo them.The cost of return shipping was not worthwhile so I will rack it up to a bad experience.I saw the same one at Harbor Freight - but the only one they had in was missing the Bubble level but it was cheaper and NO SHIPPING - EASY RETURN.

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