Shops that can do "on vehicle wheel balancing"?

Way off your lane, but Tow brothers in Amarillo if you happened to get through there.
I had a friend that had a mack up here, it had a vibration, he traded it to another friend that couldn't find it either, he took it to virginia and was hauling mail with it, balanced all tires, new and rebalanced tires, finally found a hub that was off center on the front drive. He wound up having the tires ground for that corner, but you had to leave those tires exactly like they were if you had to pull them for any reason. lol, He then traded it to another friend, ho traded it to a truck lot, I suspect somebody is still pulling their hair out on that one.

 

AlignRite in Jeffersonville Indiana if you get down I-65 is who does all my alignment. They have a device that spins the wheel position while still on the rig. It doesn’t balance, but checks for out of round and other issues. I had a slight vibration that didn’t go away with balancing and this is what they used to look for it. They specialize in tractor and trailer alignment and are reasonably priced. They are about a block from Freightliner.

 

Seems like a machine shop could machine the wobble out of a hub.

 

It was drilled off center, which made all the wheel studs off too.

 

A buddy of mine who owns a small fleet referred me to this place several years ago. He sends all his rigs there and has for years. If you call and ask for Ronnie and tell him approximately when you can get thru there he probably will work you right in. They are good people and I don’t plan on going elsewhere for my 5 axle alignments.

 

I'd be tossing that thing into the trash.
Would be nice to purchase one that's undrilled so a machine shop can do it properly.

 

Hubs aren’t too expensive. You must have a bent wheel or out of round tire. Easy to check yourself by spinning the wheel. Which I’m sure you have. Might be motor mounts, spring ( front or rear bushings) wheel bearing, Maybe camber is off. Hard to find a shop that adjusts camber, from what I’ve read i here. There’s a shop in Mo. or Kansas. Maybe, I read about on here a while back. Wish I had more info. But a search should find it. Someone posted a video of Shop Owner explaining camber adjustment.