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I agree, I never use the clip on wheel weights. They ruin the lip.
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What other wheel weight options are there, besides the ones that clip on the wheel lip and the ones that stick on the inside of the wheel? I have been using the ones that stick on the inside of the wheel for years, with little or no real problems.
Posting Guru
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From: Toledo, Ohio
I do not like them. Ive always used clip on weights if I even need that. I dont have any on two of my wheels. They are balanced out. But, you can also get the pellets for the inside of the tire that they fill in low spots. I just do not like sticky weights. They come off under some circumstances and they leave a residue behind that you need to scrape or buff off.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Fort Worth
I do not like them. Ive always used clip on weights if I even need that. I dont have any on two of my wheels. They are balanced out. But, you can also get the pellets for the inside of the tire that they fill in low spots. I just do not like sticky weights. They come off under some circumstances and they leave a residue behind that you need to scrape or buff off.
Fleet Owner
Joined: May 2009
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From: Gilbert, PA
static balance and sticky weights is the way to go. You clamp on the weights on the inside lip and stick on the weights behind the face of the wheel, no ruined clear coat and no ugly weights to look at. I have been running stick on weight on all my truck for mor than 15 years and have never had a problem
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