Rear on-wheel balancing
Rear on-wheel balancing
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Sep 6 2012, 06:19 PM
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requested mod to move to tyre forum
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Sep 6 2012, 06:32 PM
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as an added note, on wheel balancing isn't really needed when normal wheel balancing does the job. furthermore, technically normal balancing method is more accurate, however that does not account for heavy load/high speed tire rolling and of course potential minor machine/computer errors which is why there is on-wheel balancing to cater for those minor error/imperfections
tldr: if normal balancing works, and you can go very high speeds (120? 150? 200? km/h) without car having odd noise/vibration, and/or swaying etc, then you're all good |
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