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46 • 4. Balancing a Wheel
Verify that the wheel is clean and free of debris.
Remove all previous weights.
Mount tire/wheel assembly. Refer to "Mounting the Wheel," page 23.
Press "
."
Use the arrows to select "PATCH BALANCE" and press "OK."
Select either grams or ounces by rotating the control knob and highlighting either "g"
or "oz."
Select "DYNAMIC" by rotating the control knob to highlight " ." Refer to "Dynamic
Balancing Selection," page 37.
NOTE:
When measuring large tires that will use balance patches, it
may require removal of the outer arm "home position"
bumper for ample clearance of the outer Dataset
bumper can be removed by loosening three Phillips head
screws and gently pulling the bumper away from the arm.
BUMPER
PHILLIPS HEAD
SCREW
Measure and enter the weight plane distances as follows:
Set two of the widest weighted balance patches available side-by-side on
the tread directly above where the left and right weighted patches will be
installed inside of the tire. The patches should be positioned as far apart
from each other as possible, but should not be placed in the sidewall or
shoulder area of the tire.
Mark the tire tread at the center of the patches for future placement
reference and remove the patches from the wheel.
Place outer Dataset
by depressing the foot pedal.
®
arm roller directly over the left mark and enter data
GSP9700 Series Road Force Measurement System Operation
®
arm. The
PHILLIPS HEAD
SCREW
PHILLIPS HEAD
SCREW
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