No special tools required! Virtually any tire on cars and trucks can be done the same way.


Stick on wheel weights are what I mostly use. I stick these to the inside center of the wheel(not on the lip like hammer on ones). The procedure is the same just use some masking tape to hold them roughly where you want. Then once balanced, remove the tire, clean the mounting spot and stick them.

Wheel weights w/sticky tape installed: https://amzn.to/2CSE7PI
Heavy duty 2 sided molding tape: https://amzn.to/2p1etid

Car and truck tires: You just need a easily spinning axle. I've pried the brake pads apart really fast on a front axle to aid in effortless wheel motion. A front axle on 2wd rear wheel drive vehicles is ideal and the rear axle on a front wheel drive car. This type of balancing is a static balance and you will hear tech guys discuss dynamic balance as the only way... I call BS and have run these personally balanced tires on cars and trucks at sustained 80+mph (90+mph intermittent) without even the slightest vibration.