Tyre Balancing
Tyre balancing is essential for maintaining vehicle stability, performance, and comfort. It involves evenly distributing the tyre's weight around the axle to prevent vibrations and uneven wear. Unbalanced tyres can lead to excessive vibration, causing discomfort, and can negatively impact handling and fuel efficiency.
Additionally, unbalanced tyres cause uneven tread wear, reducing tyre lifespan and increasing the risk of blowouts. Regular tyre balancing ensures smooth driving, enhances safety, and prolongs tyre life. It is recommended to balance tyres when new tyres are installed, if you feel vibrations, or during regular maintenance checks to ensure optimal vehicle performance.
Balancing Interval:
Additionally, unbalanced tyres cause uneven tread wear, reducing tyre lifespan and increasing the risk of blowouts. Regular tyre balancing ensures smooth driving, enhances safety, and prolongs tyre life. It is recommended to balance tyres when new tyres are installed, if you feel vibrations, or during regular maintenance checks to ensure optimal vehicle performance.
Balancing Interval:
- Every time a new tyre is fitted Every 8,000 km
- Steering Wheel Vibrations
- Uneven Tyre Wear
- Excessive Road Noise
- Vehicle Pulls to One Side
- Poor Handling
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