Looking for a source for Pedrini wheel center caps and wheel balancing beads.

Center caps for Mahle, Fuchs & Pedrini are all the same ....

Balancing beads???? Clip on or Stick on lead weights are your choices. Readily available at most parts stores, tire shops, etc .....

I tried balancing beads in my van to judge if they worked good enough. Maybe I didn't use enough. I had them removed and went to weights. Not a believer.

Do a search for Beads and there a long post on tire beads.
'we'll I finally balanced my tires ' is how it's titled I think.
Couldn't copy the link from my phone.

center caps

Wasn't the "balancing beads" nothing more than the heavy airsoft BB's?

Dyna beads is the brand I use on my Goldwing. They specifically state on the website that for auto use they should be used as a secondary balance only, to keep things in balance. It has to do with the width of a car tire leaving a flat(ter) area between the sidewalls than on a bike tire, which is curved all the way across. That being said, the narrow tires on our cars may be narrow enough to work without lead. I use 2 ounces in the 140/90-16 on the back of my 'Wing, you might want to double that for a car tire. And yes, for a bike they make a huge difference, not sure about a car.

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...86&hl=beads

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