14-ECOXL4 ECO XL Extreme Condition Tire/Wheel Balancing Beads - Off-Road Vehicles, Light Duty Truck Tires, (4) 14oz Balance Bead Bags, (4) Valve Caps

Don't waste your time especially on largers tyres Very unreliable, wheel shakes at 55mph then doesn't shake 1 minute later Over 70 be fine 1 minute then shaking like mad. Rather they be un balanced at least you know when they shake ect

Bigger beads than counteract, don’t get stuck in the valve core. Use them in 11R-22.5 and 24.5’s and they work great. I think they were on sale when I bought them but I will probably keep using them either way. Had one bag that was broken inside but I just dumped them in and was careful when seating the bead.

Worked well. I'll tell you this much. I have large mud tires on my pickup with aftermarket rims. I took it to 3 different tire shops and all three made the balance worse. I used the chart to find out how much weight in beads I needed. Purchased the 6 oz. I put then in and removed all the stick on weights from my rims. My front tires are balanced smooth as glass and my rear one tire I think could use another oz. With that being said .. on the first try these beads got it closer than 3 tire shops could. So far A+

Balanced my new 37x12.5R17 Baja MTs on Mopar beadlocks perfect! I used golf balls before on my old torn up MTRs but they didn’t do the trick after a summer of rock abuse. I went on the counteractbalancing.com (the company that makes this product) and used their calculator. They recommended 10oz for All Season, 12oz for AT and 14oz for MT. 14oz seemed a little excessive to me so I used their recommendation of 1oz per 13lbs of wheel AND tire COMBINED and ended up at just under 10oz. After reading some reviews I saw people with MTs using 12oz and the company had replied saying the extra 2oz will not harm anything. I added an extra 2oz for a total of 12oz per wheel/tire and my Jeep drives FANTASTIC now. Dead straight with zero shimmy in the wheel. Definitely recommend this XL product if you’re running beadlocks or pain in the a** tires that won’t balance!

I do not run beadlocks so my 35's spin on the rim when aired down. These are the best solution I have found. They move with the tire so I do not have to constantly get them balanced each time the tire spins on the rim. The guide seems to go heavy, I went with their formula of 1oz per 13lbs.