Proper tyre weight distribution is essential for safe driving. As you drive, your wheels eventually lose balance and cause uneven distribution of weight around the trye. Even a small imbalance can have a massive effect on your vehicle’s performance and anything that causes vehicle imbalance should be addressed to ensure safety and prolong your tyres’ lifespan. This is the reason why wheel balancing has to be performed regularly along with wheel alignment.

While wheel balancing is a crucial service especially for modern vehicles since they are designed to be lighter weight, it is also often overlooked. On average, wheel balancing should be done after every 5000 to 6000 kilometres and every time you install new tyres. But if you experience any of these issues when driving, most probably your vehicle needs wheel balancing:

• Premature tyre wear
• Steering problems
• Noisy tyres
• Car seat, steering, or floor vibration