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Here is a link the the size chart. http://www.counteractbalancing.com/counteract/images/application1.pdf It doesn't list a 16.00 if that's what you have but I would go with 16oz bag. That's what we put in the 445/65r22.5. And that's a big tire. A little too much isn't a bad thing. I would stick...

Here is a link the the size chart. http://www.counteractbalancing.com/counteract/images/application1.pdf It doesn't list a 16.00 if that's what you have but I would go with 16oz bag. That's what we put in the 445/65r22.5. And that's a big tire. A little too much isn't a bad thing. I would stick...

there is no problem useing counteract in tubes. it's just not very fun getting it in there.

holy crap i think we pay $200.00 for a case of 20 bags. i think we only charge $18.00 to the customers.

here is the website for what we use at our shop. http://counteractbalancing.com there is a size chart to. you can also use it with tubes.

i work for a goodyear comerical tire shop called wingfoot. i wouldn't use lead weights. i've seen a good smooth steer tire want 12 ounces on one side to balance. we use something called counter act in a lot of tires. their little glass beads. i've put them in everything from a 14 inch wheel...