How to properly force match And Reduce Tire Vibrations

Let me show you how to properly force match a tire to reduce that vibration. All right, so when a tire spins on the balance on the road force balancer, it's going to tell you if you got too high force. Now what happens is it's going to take exactly where to mark the wheel at and exactly marks the tire at. That way you're going to reduce that radial run out. And we're also going to reseat the beads at the same time. Now, after we reseat the beads, what we're going to do, we're going to take and massage those beads. And massaging gets any kind of air pockets out in between the bead area, so it helps reduce that radial a run out. All right, first you're gonna break those beads. We just broke that bottom one. Now we broke that front one. Now let's go ahead and lube up the tire again. Now we're gonna match that mark up on the tire to the mark up on the wheel. So we're taking it. We're grabbing it with both arms right here. So now we're gonna take it and we're gonna rotate it and we're gonna match those two marks up right there. Come back a little bit more. Get it just right. Done. All right, now you see, we got that mark exactly right. That bead's gonna sit here in just one second. All right, beads are seated. Beads are seated. That doesn't mean this is done yet. All right, what we're going to do now is called massaging the bead. It's getting any air out in between the bead of the tire bead of that wheel. All right, now we're going to lower that roller. Now we're going to massage that bead that's getting any air out of there. That way it reduce that radial run out in call wheel hop. Once we turn it around a couple times, get all that air out, we're going to be good to go.