As everyone else suggested, those look excessive.

If they can't reposition the tire and balance properly (with a lot fewer weights than what you now have), the rim has a problem.

I don't get it. What are we supposed to be looking at in this pic?

The 18"+ long strip of stick-on wheel weights on the OP's wheel...
http://www.xoutpost.com/attachments/x...g?d=1234454998

OMG! :wow:

Yeah, there is something majorly wrong with that picture. Either they did not mount the tire right, or that wheel is defective...

I meant the other pic posted by GabyX5 :D

Do all the wheels have that much weights or is it just that one wheel? The shop must've been weight happy that day.

There's NO way that your wheel should have that much weight on it. Something is REALLY wrong.

The rest are ok, 4-5" strips or less. Ill get it checked out tomorrow and will post the results. I have also mailed the supplier to find out his thoughts.

they should have said something to you. thats way too much weight.

some older machines have trouble balancing the larger tires. maybe hit up a different shop and ask to rebalance/check the balance on all wheels.

also, keep it slow you dont wanna ruin the tires / steering arms and whatnot.

Thanks for the advice tonycajjo.
The vibration is very very subtle, but all the same its there and annoying me. I was just gonna put up with it, not wanting to be too fussy, but when I noticed the amount of wheel weights on that wheel I decided to ask you guys your thoughts.
I have also noticed that the rear rims are a different make and have hubcentric rings, the fronts dont require rings. Not exactly happy about that either :mad: