WHEEL BALANCING SERVICE

FRONT, REAR & ALL WHEEL BALANCING SERVICES

Front Rear & All 4 Wheel Balancing Service

Front wheel balancing, rear wheel balancing, and all four wheel balancing are all important for maintaining the stability and safety of a vehicle.

Front wheel balancing involves ensuring that the two front wheels of the vehicle are evenly balanced, so that they rotate smoothly and without vibration. This is important because any imbalance in the front wheels can cause the steering wheel to shake, making it difficult to control the vehicle.

Rear wheel balancing is less common than front wheel balancing and involves balancing the two rear wheels of the vehicle. This is important for ensuring a smooth and stable ride, particularly at high speeds.

All four wheel balancing involves balancing all four wheels of the vehicle, including the front and rear wheels. This is the most comprehensive form of balancing and can provide the most stable and smooth ride.

How Do We Balance Wheels?

Balancing wheels at our shop is an easy correction and precise. We remove the wheels from the vehicle and spin it on our wheel balancing machine. Once we get the reading we attach the required weights (a few ounces) to each wheel (inner and outer) which cancels out imbalances.

When Should You Balance Your Wheels?

Wheels should be balanced if you notice any vibration in your vehicle. Pay attention to certain speeds while highway driving that may produce a vibration in your steering wheel. Otherwise, the best time to get a wheel balance is with a tire rotation. This is mainly for convenience and to check for any tire imbalances before rotating front tires to the rear and vice versa.

Common Signs of a Wheel Balancing Issue:

If you notice wheel balancing signs, it's important to have your wheels checked and balanced as soon as possible to avoid any further damage or safety issues. To rid the vehicle of vibration anywhere probably means balancing all four wheels and tires. When the weight is equally distributed, the vehicle runs smooth.

• Vehicle vibrations: A shaking or vibrating sensation can be felt in the steering wheel, floor, or seats, especially at higher speeds.

• Uneven tire wear: An unbalanced wheel can cause the tires to wear unevenly, which can lead to a shorter lifespan for the tires.

• Steering wheel vibration: The steering wheel may vibrate or shake while driving, especially at higher speeds.

• Pulling to one side: The vehicle may pull to one side or feel like it's drifting, which can be a sign of a wheel imbalance.

• Noisy tires: An unbalanced tire can produce a humming or buzzing noise, especially at higher speeds.