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just one thing for anyone who would buy a guage. @ 28 grams it would throw your wheel balance out of whack so if you do buy 1 for each tyre it would pay not to get it fitted until you buy your next new tyres and the wheels are balanced.
just one thing for anyone who would buy a guage. @ 28 grams it would throw your wheel balance out of whack so if you do buy 1 for each tyre it would pay not to get it fitted until you buy your next new tyres and the wheels are balanced.
- How long do you think these will stay on your car?
- by deecee September 26, 2007 8:27 AM PDT
- Seriously, at ~$25 a pop, how long do you think you can leave your car in a parking lot before these babies are gone? My antenna ball's track record was ~ 2 weeks and it was free from a fast food joint.
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- Agreed....
- by pegjs September 26, 2007 8:54 AM PDT
- My thoughts exactly!
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