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Old 08-02-2009, 07:22 PM   #1
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Dyna bead follow up

I took the liberty of writing to innovative tire balancing. Their response and my original e-mail follows.

Jim,
Yes, his son is correct about Sand (powder, etc) inside tires. This
type of material is very irregular, has sharp edges and is extremely
abrasive to the inner liner. Any product that is not perfectly round
will have this problem. If you want to see why this problem occurs,
take a look at the Fleet page and the photo's that describe this problem
with competitors products. Powders and mixtures of materials will wear
the liners because they slide inside your tires, they don't roll. Any
time something slides, it creates friction, and wears the surface, like
sandpaper on wood.

All new tires have rubber dust from the manufacturing process inside.
The beads will knock these loose, and some rubber dust may be visible,
but because of the perfectly round shape and the smooth exterior, Dyna
Beads will not cause abrasion themselves. The Beads may discolor from
the liner from rolling on it. We have never had a complaint of Dyna
Beads causing abrasion inside the tire.

Whoever the customer is, would would appreciate a phone call so we can
make an effort to satisfy the customer and get this resolved.

Regards,
Carol
Technical Support

Innovative Balancing LLC

Phone: 585-467-6028
Fax: 585-336-9397
email: carol@innovativebalancing.com
website: www.innovativebalancing.com



Jim Falvey wrote:
> This is the latest Website Inquiry:
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> Email: 91st1100@cox.net
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> Name: Jim Falvey
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> Company:
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> Phone:
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> Located us using: Internet Forum
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> Question: Please read the attached message fro a forum and respond
accordingly.
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> When I installed my new Avon Venom tires I balance the tires and also
installed Dyna Beads. With about 500 miles on the new tires every time the tires
warmed up I would get a vibration like I lost a wheel weight. After fighting it
for several rides I decided to take the front wheel off and really check it
over. I might be out of my mind but I convinced myself that what was happening
was that when the tires got warm static electricity was building up and the Dyna
Beads was clumping together causing a balance problem. So I broke down the tire
to vacuum the Dyna Beads out but when I looked in the tire I was shocked to find
the tire had a large amount of rubber dust inside of it. The tumbling Dyna Beads
where eating up the inside of the tire.
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> When I told my son about what I had found he said, " I could have told you
that would happen. The mud racers balance there big tires with sand and I has
seen tires worn to the cords on the inside and
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Old 08-02-2009, 08:30 PM   #2
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Thanks for the research Jim.
 
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Old 08-03-2009, 01:57 PM   #3
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Old 08-03-2009, 08:20 PM   #4
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Nice they want to be in contact, and do something... Thats a good thing... I hope it happens...
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Old 08-03-2009, 08:34 PM   #5
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yes mac, we will see.



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I have now worn out Four tires with dyna beads as the balancing media and I have never had a problem with them being worn out from the inside. As far as I'm concerned DynaBeads are the way to go.
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Old 08-03-2009, 10:00 PM   #7
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Thanks everyone for helping to unmuddy the waters regarding this product. I plan on using them this winter when I go you-know-where.
 
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Old 08-03-2009, 11:57 PM   #8
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Those Dynabeads are about the size of the tiny little pills in a Contac cold capsule. They are very smooth, I couldn't see how they could damage the inside of a tire.

I was skeptical too, but they really work, and work well. Hey, there's some people that think we're nuts for running a car tire on our bikes, too.
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Jim, it's great you got a response and it's nice that they want to talk to the watchman. I am a little frustrated that they haven't responded to either of my inquiries. Did you send your iquires some place besides the "contact us" spot on their website?

I have emailed twice now asking if they have a endorsement from any motorcycle or motorcycle tire manufaturers or if they have an aknowledgement from any tire manufacturer that indicates their Dyna Beads are at least safe for use in tires. I guess it's possible that all the tire manufactures would be unwilling to endorse their product even though they supposedly extend the life and improve the performance of the tires they are installed in??? But it would be nice to know that they had atleast tried to get their product evaluated by someone in the tire industry and what response if any they had gotten.
I have gotten no response to my inquiries?
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Old 08-04-2009, 10:18 AM   #10
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Trosco, I'm bettin' it's because you frame your questions in a "Legal" response needed request. Asking for "endorsements" or other acknowledgements from manufactures of tires of them is putting them on alert maybe that any answer they give you will be viewed as a Legal statement from them.

In my line of work I've learned what NOT to say nor give "full acknowledgment" answers too.
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Old 08-04-2009, 01:21 PM   #11
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In their response to me a woman named Carol gave her phone #. Try that one.


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Jim, it's great you got a response and it's nice that they want to talk to the watchman. I am a little frustrated that they haven't responded to either of my inquiries. Did you send your iquires some place besides the "contact us" spot on their website?

I have emailed twice now asking if they have a endorsement from any motorcycle or motorcycle tire manufaturers or if they have an aknowledgement from any tire manufacturer that indicates their Dyna Beads are at least safe for use in tires. I guess it's possible that all the tire manufactures would be unwilling to endorse their product even though they supposedly extend the life and improve the performance of the tires they are installed in??? But it would be nice to know that they had atleast tried to get their product evaluated by someone in the tire industry and what response if any they had gotten.
I have gotten no response to my inquiries?
 
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Old 08-04-2009, 02:07 PM   #12
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Walgreens sells them beads for a little over $10/carton. I put half a bag in my front tire. Now she rides smooth and quiet. Thanks guys!
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Walgreens sells them beads for a little over $10/carton. I put half a bag in my front tire. Now she rides smooth and quiet. Thanks guys!
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That's pretty work right there!!



sorry ivan I meant to quote your post and accidently hit modify (from the moderator menu...didn't change anything)
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you like a kid who just found his dad's gun!!
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Flavor: thanks for the Carol info. I called to ask about my inquiry and had to leave a message. Then I got the response I have attached below.
Each person can interpret the response how they choose. I am disappointed by it. Tire manufactures do recomend lots of things that extend the life and safety of their tires. Proper balancing, alignment, rotation every 6000 miles, proper inflation and regular inflation checks and so on. None of those things make the tire manufactures a penny but they recomend them because they improve the performance, safety and life of their tires.
And BD, the inquiry I sent is attached in her response. I included the Continental question because I plan a Conti Vanco 2 195/65HRx16 ($127.90) for the back of the Nad this winter. Because of the mass of the CT compared to a MT I think proper balancing will be very important.

This is the latest Website Inquiry:

Email: trosco@aol.com

Located us using: Internet Forum

Question: I am considering your system for my motorcycles (2) (Bridgestone tires) and my pickup (about to buy new Continentals). I have read a lot of differing opinions on your product. It would seem that tire manufacturers would really know better than anyone how your product functions as a balancing system. Which tire manufactures have endorsed or recomended your system and for which of their tires?


Hi Tom,
Tire people don't recommend anything that will better the life of the tires, ha ha they want you to buy more tires.
Seriously, if there was a problem with a tire you remove the product and return the tire. Dyna Beads doesn't leave anything behind like the liquids with chemicals or the Powders that are abrasive and had excessive dust.

Thanks
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Phone: 585-467-6028
Fax: 585-336-9397
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