In our case balancing beads moving in the tire and hitting each other.

We should look it up 2 mechanical properties.

 Ductile vs. brittle fracture

SS beads can be extensively deformed without a crack.

(Going round and round and becoming more and more spherical)

Ceramic beads cannot be ductile!

 They crack!

 

Weak spot! BRITTLENESS - Hardness doesn’t mean it’s not breakable.

 

SS beads does not fracture or breakdown during use because it is solid.  As a result several positive things occur:

 

  • Stainless beads  has a significantly longer useful life than ceramic beads.
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  • Stainless beads produces excellent results because of its uniformity and strength
  • It will make you  "Greener" because disposal of spent beads will be significantly reduced
  •  Ceramic beads aren’t meant to hit each other. By hitting each other they chip away.

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    Only Stainless Steel beads!

     

    Here, what ceramic beads manufacturers   sey  about their product:

    "This is a homogenous bead of zirconia and silica. This has the same hardness throughout the bead. This media can contain hollows which cause media to crack and break and be abrasive to tiers. " 

     

     

    Now guess!

     

    Why company that  sell ceramic Tire Balancing Beads sells Refill pack ???
     Because the ceramic  beads crack and break !!!!!

     This auction is for our premium Stainless Steel balancing beads. 

     These beads won't clump or wear out.

    They are size .032 / .035(inches). The  beads won't clog air valves, are not effected by static cling, and work much better than the micro beads. These are simply the most effective beads on the market.

    Gently pour the beads into the valve stem.
    If you pour too fast and they get stuck, just tap on the valve stem with your finger.

    FREE  "poreintire" installation  kit if you buy more then 20 oz.!!!

    That's all there is to it!

    Just start driving and the beads will do the rest!

     

    FAQ: How many oz. do I need?

    1 oz of beads per 10-12 lb. tire weight