Jump to content

Tusk Motorcycle Wheel Balancing and Truing Stand Reviews

Read and compare owner reviews & ratings of Tusk Motorcycle Wheel Balancing and Truing Stand. Product specs, photos & video, pricing, and more!

Product Information

  • Retail Price ~$69.99 Shop Now
  • Rating
      (1 review)
  • Submitted
  • Last Review

2 Screenshots

Product Details


TN Traveler

  

I purchased this stand after looking at several different ones, I chose this one for the price and it seemed to have the features I wanted, and after all I could send it back if I didn't like it. Well it won't be going back, as I'm aware there are better more expensive ones out there, but I don't use one enough to warrant those, and I have no complaints with this one, It is solid and stable and I purchased it from Rocky Mtn Atv which has a warehouse in Ky so I get my goodies usually in 2 days and I have had great service from them.

 

Assembly was straight forward, a base, 2 towers with bearings attached, 4 feet, a pointer and a bubble level. Install 4 bolts and screw in the 4 feet and its ready to go. It comes with a rod that runs through the center of the wheel and has 2 cones that slide up and secure the wheel in place, then you have 2 collars that slide out against the bearings that keep it from sliding side to side, actually they sit against the bolts that hold the bearings in place which produces a little roughness when turning, so I moved my collars to the outside of the towers which worked a lot better. It comes with a pointer that can be used to give you a reference for where to adjust if truing a wheel, I personally opted for the dial gauge to get a better reference. The dial has a magnetic base with a switch to turn the magnet on and off so installing it is as simple as positioning it and turning a knob, the dial is fully adjustable so it can be put either side in any position, and it is very sensitive, maybe a little to much. You have 2 width settings with the towers, so I don't see why it wouldn't work on any rim.

 

For balancing a tire you don't install the lock collars as they do produce some friction, but your not worried about the wheel moving side to side either. I haven't balanced a tire yet but with just the wheel on it spins very smoothly and freely, so I don't see a problem there, works fine with my 21" front, not sure how big of a rim/tire will fit on it.  My conclusion, I'm very satisfied and would buy it again, don't see why an individual would need anything better. Cheers

Link to review
Share on other sites

×
×
  • Create New...