Wheel Balancing
Our wheel balancing service smooths out vibrations and helps your tires wear evenly. The technician spins each wheel on a balancing machine to find heavy spots and adds small counterweights to even them out. The result is a smoother ride and longer tire life.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- Steering wheel or seat vibration at highway speeds
- New tires that were just mounted and need balancing
- Uneven or patchy tire wear developing
- Hitting a pothole that knocked a wheel weight off
- Routine maintenance after a tire rotation
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my wheels need balancing?
The most common sign is a vibration in the steering wheel, seat, or floor that gets stronger as you speed up, usually around highway speeds.
How often should wheels be balanced?
A good rule of thumb is every 8,000 to 10,000 kilometers, whenever you rotate your tires, or any time you feel a new vibration.
Is balancing the same as wheel alignment?
No. Balancing evens out the weight of the tire and wheel to stop vibration, while alignment adjusts the angles of the suspension so the car tracks straight. They are different services.
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