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   From: scharf.steven@geemail.com   
      
   On 4/25/2022 8:18 AM, Michael Trew wrote:   
      
      
      
   > I'd love to have a machine to mount and balance my own tires.  I fix   
   > most things on cars myself, and there is a satisfaction to that   
   > (although it's also relevant to cheap/necessity for me).   
      
   A static wheel balancer is pretty inexpensive but it's not really a good   
   idea to use one on tires that will be operated at high speed. A manual   
   tire changer is also pretty cheap, under $100. But by the time you pay   
   retail prices for the weights, and pay for the equipment cost, you'd be   
   able to pay for a lot of wheel balancing before you achieved a positive   
   ROI, and you would not have tires that are properly balanced after all   
   that. A dynamic wheel balancer is over $1000 for a very basic model from   
   China.   
      
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