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Wheel Balance

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chris9119:

--- Quote from: "nicr1" ---chris...thx a lot.first of all, i'd deffinately be interested in the workshop day.and secondly i'm  in coventry....plan B is to use my ktm620 (on knobblies)  if all else fails, so i have got transport to pick up parts if you manage to find any.

I really don't want to rely on having to ride it 35 miles to work each way until i sort something out, but i will/have to if need be.
thx, nick.

disco is a 200 tdi, on a K plate.
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Nick

Have an axle set if required and you are able to collect. Can't assist Sun/Mon to help you fit them and defo not on Tuesday..., but maybe able to assist next weekend if you could cope till then.

nicr1:
i can collect first thing tomorrow morning if thats ok...or whenever it's convenient. the earlier the better.....thanks again.

Range Rover Blues:
MT should still be popssible to get balanced if the guy doing it knows his job!

I have a set of Machos fitted by Buxton 4x4 and they are perfectly balanced.

I also have a set of GoodYear GT4s that are a total pain.  I've had them balanced 3 times and ended up going somehwere else, they took one tyre back off the rim and turned it round, instant improvement.

I would advise you also that the Disco steel rims were withdrawn due to balancing problems with tyres wider than 205/16s.

nicr1:

--- Quote from: "Range Rover Blues" ---
I would advise you also that the Disco steel rims were withdrawn due to balancing problems with tyres wider than 205/16s.
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 i did'nt know that..... :o

nicr1:
big thanks to chris for coming up with a wheel bearing kit...:)

all i have to do now is fit it... :roll:

will report back on the progress later....nick.

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