Originally Posted by crenwelge
I have been using Counteract Brand from these guys http://www.alltiresupply.com/a-SFNT.html for about 10 or 15 years and it has completely eliminated shimmy and uneven tread wear. I use them in truck and trailer tires. I operate extremely light bulk hauling equipment, under 24,000 tare, which is very susceptible to tire hop and the beads have completely eliminated. I recently sold my heavy tire balancer for scrap iron because it hadn't been used in so long. I haven't tried it in smaller tires because I have been trading pickups before the the original tires are worn out. I think they do work in smaller tires because some of them find their way into the driver's tires.


Crenwelge, seems to be the one with the experience here. Seems he may have been on to something long before us....maybe because that is where the most bang for the buck is on bigger tires. (Well, motorcyle guys swear by them..at least some of them.) I'm still a bit skeptical about them but so was I when the TGI beams came out for home construction. I may not be from Missouri but you still have to "show me".


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