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Should I balance my tires
Balancing means compensating for both the
weight of the tire & wheel after the tire is mounted . A wheel is out of
balance when one area is heavier or lighter than the rest. This can cause
irregular treadwear & vibration, & increase the stress on the front-end
parts, which may cause them to wear prematurely.
You should have your wheels balanced whenever a tire is replaced, when a balance
weight is moved or removed, & whenever you purchase new tires. Of course, at
the first sign of vibration or irregular treadwear, your car should be
thoroughly checked for wheel balance & alignment , & for worn or broken
mechanical parts.
| Avon tires | Dunlop tires | Goodyear tires | Michelin tires | Uniroyal tires |
| BF Goodrich tires | Firestone tires | Hankook tires | Pirelli tires | Yokohama tires |
| Bridgestone tires | Fuzion tires | Hoosier tires | Sumitomo tires | Discount tires |
| Continental tires | General tires | Kumho tires | Toyo tires | Wheels |
