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Thanks for the replies. Spend most time in the Carolinas but am willing to travel. Pic in above post illustrates the issue, as traditional machines don't have a large enough cone adapter. Below link from a sister forum also explains the issue in more context. Balancing bead suggestion is great assuming there are no downsides such as tire wear or noise. Thanks again. https://www.aussiefrogs.com/forum/index.php?threads/wheel-balancing-centreless-rims.118174/page-4

I'm based in the Southeast and am experiencing challenges finding a tire shop that can balance my 604's center-less steel wheels. These are factory 4-hole rims that have an enlarged center hole that's too large for traditional wheel balancer's conical center tip. Similar in concept to other Pug wheels + Citroens and VW buses. Anyone know of any shops in the region that can handle these or have other balancing options? Thanks.