Founded in 1939, Perfect Equipment Inc. is the world's largest manufacturer of wheel balancing weights. With our close ties to the original equipment market, we have valuable insight into the latest design changes on new vehicles. This allows us to lead the aftermarket in introducing new wheel weight designs with the most complete product line. We can supply wheel weights to balance the wheels of virtually any vehicle on the road. Through our network of four manufacturing and distribution centers, we are the only "one-source" supplier.
The complete wheel weight program
Perfect Equipment provides the wheel weight program that consists of original equipment approved products. With more cars and light trucks coming equipped with expensive alloy wheels, it is important to have the right products to properly service them. This means the right fit and the right coating. A customer's ride is important. If the weights used to balance a customer's car don't fit, the customer will be back for a rebalance, costing time and money. Worst yet, the dissatisfied customer has someone else fix the problem and may never return again.
All wheel weights are not created equal. Perfect Equipment's wheel weights for steel wheels have over twice the retention of the closest competitor's weight for steel wheels. This is accomplished using a uniquely designed, oversized, split clip that ensures maximum retention.
Steel wheel weights are only part of the story though. With over seven different major alloy styles and four different steel styles, it is important to have the correct product that is designed to fit the wheel, not one or two "universal" weights that "almost" fit.
Not only does Perfect Equipment offer all the products needed that are manufactured to the highest quality standards, Perfect Equipment's wheel weights are original equipment approved. In addition to fitting correctly, they are specially coated with Wheel Protectors® polymer coating. Wheel Protectors® polymer coating is the approved original equipment coating used on new cars' and light trucks' wheel weights to prevent corrosion of the alloy wheel that normally occurs when uncoated or improperly coated wheel weights are used. They are designed to meet or exceed all original equipment manufacturers specifications to protect the wheels from damaging corrosion for the life of the vehicle when recommended service intervals are followed.