Originally Posted by
FBinNY
If it ain't broke don't fix it.
If you bought the Heliums based on a reputation for quality, and they are holding up, you should leave them alone until there's a problem.
You might check with Mavic to confirm that they're within factory spec, and if so leave them alone, relying on Mavic's judgment about what's called for. To buy a high end product then decide the maker doesn't know what he's doing, is comparable to going to a doctor, then telling him his course of treatment is wrong.
These wheels came with the bike and the bike was a gift so I can't even speak to the original owners.They are fine so far even excellent,however my concern is whether the wheel tension is incorrect and if so cause a breakdown or damage in the future.