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March 25th, 2015 07:45 PM #1
Dear Sirs;
The wheels on my wife's ride was twice unbalanced this year due to poor adhesive of the lead weights (tingga). Madali sila matanggal... A few mates suggested the following to prevent easy removal of the tingga:
1. Add packaging tape on top of tingga.
2. Glue gun the edges of tingga.
3. Mightybond the edges of tingga.
Which is the best? Any other less invasive/damaging techniques based on your experiences.
Thank you.
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March 25th, 2015 07:52 PM #2I'd suggest against permanently fixing the weights since these will need to be changed when the tire is replaced (because the tire is also not perfectly balanced). Remember that any small movement of the weights will also result in an unbalanced wheel.
Have the wheels balanced at a better shop and don't go back to the old shop.
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March 25th, 2015 08:09 PM #3
If hindi ka satisfied sa adhesive ng tingga,
bili ka nalang ng sarili mo double side tape,
3m brand para sure, patanggal mo yung double side
ng tingga then pareplace mo nalang ng 3m mo,
generic double side lang naman i think ang mga nasa
tingga.
tsaka make sure nalang na malinis na malinis yung
paglalapatan ng tingga, baka basta dikit lang ng dikit yung
nagbabalance, marumi, less ang kapit.
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March 26th, 2015 10:46 AM #4
packaging tape... however, dapat hindi makapal otherwise, it will affect the weight na din, maski minimal.
i am also against having it fixed permanently via mighty bond... nagiiba ang balance ng gulong eh and there would be a time na kailangan mo tanggalin lahat yan ulit.
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packaging tape... however, dapat hindi makapal otherwise, it will affect the weight na din, maski minimal.
i am also against having it fixed permanently via mighty bond... nagiiba ang balance ng gulong eh and there would be a time na kailangan mo tanggalin lahat yan ulit.
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March 26th, 2015 11:27 AM #5
Minerva tire shop use glue gun sa edge ng tingga.
so far, wala naman problema na natanggal yung tingga.
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March 26th, 2015 07:56 PM #6
TS,
1. Add packaging tape on top of tingga - not a good idea. the tape adhesive is not strong enough to bond together with tinga once the rim got wet
2. Glue gun the edges of tingga - same as above
3. Mightybond the edges of tingga - it could be but make sure the tinga & rim surfaces are well cleaned & grease free
another options are 3M double sided tape use for car side molding. ito yung colors red & dark grey for the release liner & double sided tape respectively or pioneer durasteel bond in 5 mins use for radiator.
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TS,
1. Add packaging tape on top of tingga - not a good idea. the tape adhesive is not strong enough to bond together with tinga once the rim got wet
2. Glue gun the edges of tingga - same as above
3. Mightybond the edges of tingga - it could be but make sure the tinga & rim surfaces are well cleaned & grease free
another options are 3M double sided tape use for car side molding. ito yung colors red & dark grey for the release liner & double sided tape respectively or pioneer durasteel bond in 5 mins use for radiator.
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April 16th, 2015 11:04 AM #8
yes, it should also work, but then again, most reputable wheel balancing shops use glue gun na so there would be no need for it, but then again, you should really check naman your wheel balance every year eh.
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yes, it should also work, but then again, most reputable wheel balancing shops use glue gun na so there would be no need for it, but then again, you should really check naman your wheel balance every year eh.
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July 23rd, 2015 09:58 AM #10
It's not applicable on all rims.
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Mine is covered using a silver tape (to match my silver-colored rim) similar to the pic below. The weights are installed on the inner side of the rim so it's virtually invisible from the outside.
The tape has stood up to the test of time and it's been there at least 4 years already.
Choice I would have made as well.:nod:
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