A Toyo and Nitto ambassador demonstrates balancing the Toyo AT3 all-terrain tire, using stick-on and clip-on weights to keep the wheel face clean. The process shows a 1.75 oz imbalance that could be fine-tuned further.
We're the number one Toyo and Nitto ambassadors. Now this right here is the Toyo AT3. So as long as you in somewhere in outer space, you definitely heard about the Toyo AT3. Now one thing about these tires, they're really, really quiet. Now another reason, they last a long time. Now as far as how long they last depends on how you ride on these tires. Are you hauling something? Are you in gravel, dirt, stuff like that? Do you do mostly highway driving? This all determines how long these tires are going to last. Now, before we balance it out, use that flange plate. And another reason, man, take them damn stickers off, people. Take them off right here. We just gonna take them damn stickers off. All right, so the right way to balance is to put a weight here, and then you want to put a weight here. Well, that ain't it. This guy wants a clean look on the face of the wheel, so we're not going to put any face weights on there. So we're going to set it up where we do a stick-on and a clip-on. All right, we got all the weights off. Let's spin her out. All right, we got her spinning. All right, we got a spinner. We got the roller on here. Just a second, that roller's gonna come off. Now let's see where we at. All right, rollers off. We got zero weight here. We got ounce and three quarters here, and we only have 33 pounds of force, which we can get that down a little bit better. Now, Toyo and Nitto makes the absolute best all-terrain tires, and if you don't think I'm telling the damn truth, put it in the damn comments. Let's have a conversation about it.
