This is a YouTube video titled "July 29, 2025" featuring a single speaker discussing the process of mounting and balancing American Force wheels on a Ford F250 truck, including details about wheel size, tire choice, and balancing techniques. The content is a technical demonstration related to automotive wheel installation and balancing.
About to put some brand new american force wheels on this 20, 25F250. So he waited a long time for these american forces, These things right here, 22 by 12s. Normally, on these F250s, we go 35s or 37s. But since he going with a 12 inch wide wheel, he wanted to go 33s. So what we're doing is a 33, 1250, 20, and a Toyo MT. Now, you don't want to use a ramp clamp on there and clamp that expensive wheel. So we use the hunter maverick and it bolts up by the lug hose. All right, let's mount it up. A lot of these shops put this pressure cup and they throw it on the face of that wheel. Don't do that. You want to take it and balance these things by the lug holes. That way you're not touching any part of that wheel. Now, since it's a black wheel, we use black weights. A lot of shops just throw these silver ones on there. Got to go black, because once you go black, you can't go back. And before we bounce, you know, we got to take them damn stickers off. All right, so everything here is top of the line, top of line wheels, top of the line. Tires should balance out good. All right, we got that thing rolling. That roller about to come down. There it is. I'm gonna that roller about to come. Where we at? All right, we at.08 here. Ounce and a quarter here. Only 21 pounds of force now.
