If you leave it on the tire, will it unbalance the tire?
1529890
Probably not because they are light weight. However, they are poor quality and did not seal well. Personally, I would not buy again for a vehicle. Search further to find a better quality supplier.
312838
No, unless you reinforce it. I rolled it, empty, across my kitchen and the wheel fell apart. I have yet to get it all back together!
1903970
Honestly, the one I bought is mounted inside trailer as a spare. It was mere coincidence that it was an exact match to the tires on my new trailer. Can't speak to balancing except to say I didn't have the trailer tires balanced nor this spare.
1509509
When it's unrolled, and inflated it will definitely bend and flex.You could probably bend the thing in half. But When it's un-inflated and rolled up, no, it's not going to bend at all.
1441877
Yes if it's emptied. I also turned mine upside down. You have to disconnect it from downspout first.
705432
No need to remove the tire. It will mount above and behind the tire, then strap down below.
766550
It would probably ride on top of the tire holder, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. There is a padded hook that comes down on the frae that would hold it in place, as well as velcro straps for the tires.
1262632
No just leave it as it is just make shure you center it the right way or it may break again.
631434
Not sure how to answer this but it has not affected my car battery after completely filling a tire. It runs off the in car lighter and the car was running to keep the charge going. Hope that helps.
1147694
Possibly if the tire is made out of pool float like material. But it will probably get knocked down.
1474806
NO, the tire or you insert the rear tire or front tire the upright bar that is tentioned with a spring will not permit the tire or wheel to spin free.If you like to hook up the tire so you can free wheel the rear wheel there is a so call Bike stand excercise, that you also can find in Amazon.com. The rear axle is clamped on it's center shaft and the tire will roll on a roller.Hope to have given you your answer.Rgds.Myron
1415203
They did not appear to be balance. I did not notice any vibration from the tires, so mine do need balancing.
1542687
DocDoom's answer is correct. If you change sides, the bicycle tyre will have nothing to rest on.
94585
it's the same as balancing a wheel on your car. If your tire is out of balance you get a lot of vibration in the car. It is also true for an airplane. If the prop is out of balance your aircraft will have vibration and if you are trying to do any filming from your aircraft that vibration will be transferred to the video or photo. To balance the prop you either add or take away weight on one side of the prop so that it is balanced. This device is just a means of holding the prop and allowing it to spin freely. If the prop is out of balance one side or the other will spin to the bottom position. If it is balanced it will stay level.
1085455
Hi,I received the tire wheel combination as a direct replacement for original equipment on my boat trailer. I didn't check for balance and no wheel weights on rim is not an indicator of balance of the tire to the rim. My original four tires on the trailer had no wheel weights and no problems since 1996.Hope this helped. Regards, BZ
1136480
No not really. There is a small area by the back tire that my son will use sometimes. Great bike though! My son is 2 and loves it-I can see how it teaches balance
282023
ONLY if you rest the rear tire (as I do on a cinder block in my garage) on something that will carry most of the bike weight, AND secure the bracket to a wall stud at the appropriate height for the front tire hook to cradle the tire and not have the tire hanging on it. Only then would I consider doing what you ask. Hope this helps.