The hairspray trick has been long used to get bicycle handgrips on (when wet) and to prevent rotation (when dry). It’s effective in that application. That said, I’d be surprised if hairspray has the sort of holding power required to keep a tire from rotating on the wheels of a 3000+ lb. vehicle when decelerating from triple digit speeds (in some cases).
I’ve not heard of doing the “double-balance” that you describe, but it makes logical sense.
That said, some manufacturers make rims with a knurled tire bead. This must be the most effective, albeit pricey, solution.
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I’ve not heard of doing the “double-balance” that you describe, but it makes logical sense.
That said, some manufacturers make rims with a knurled tire bead. This must be the most effective, albeit pricey, solution.
Why APEX forged wheels have unpainted knurled beads – APEX Race Parts Blog

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