From walking in the main entrance climbed 2 floor up to reach the departmental store via the left side escalator. Passes by the perfume counters, the good old discontinued Christian Dior-Poison as if I can smell it. After that, climbed the stairs to reach the men section, shoe section, toy section. There's a 14inch TV at the counter, on display is a demo unit Super Nintendo demoing Super Mario Bros 3. I had walked down and pass by the cainis herbal med section on my right, and on the left is a small pharmacy counter(which I usually go buy rubber over there), infront is the food court, can still smell the chicken char siew. I turned to my left side is a baggage counter, still remember a Singh lady on duty that she always threaten me gonna report Yu Ching San for my ponteng. I had pass the baggage counter, on the left is a small play ground for children that I have never been to. Passes by the utensil racks, get on the stairs is the cold section, had a basket full of over stock KIWI selling at 10cent/piece with a big yellow promotion cardboard sticking out! Fast forward to the end of that floor is a very unique wine storage section. Had to take the stairs down again, and came to my usual Organics shampoo range. Then the check out counter. After that was kayaball counter on the left, on the right is cake range, then the exit.

Oh my! Suddenly has the flash back of every single detail of that departmental store. People say hor, 1 that suddenly remember so many old things is a sign. A sing of....

Uniformity Method (Red dot)

When performing uniformity match-mounting, the red mark on the tire, indicating the point of maximum radial force variation, should be aligned with the wheel assembly's point of minimum radial run-out, which is generally indicated by a colored dot or a notch somewhere on the wheel assembly (consult manufacturer for details). Radial force variation is the fluctuation in the force that appears in the rotating axis of a tire when a specific load is applied and the tire rotated at a specific speed. It is necessary to minimize radial force variation to ensure trouble-free installation and operation. Not all wheel assemblies indicate the point of minimum radial run-out, rendering uniformity match-mounting sometimes impossible. If the point of minimum radial run-out is not indicated on a wheel assembly, the weight method of match-mounting should be used instead.
   
Weight Method (Yellow dot)

When performing weight match-mounting, the yellow mark on the tire, indicating the point of lightest weight, should be aligned with the valve stem on the wheel assembly, which represents the heaviest weight point of the wheel assembly. After match-mounting by either of the above methods, the tire/wheel assembly can be balanced.