Have you ever experienced that serious steering wheel shake thing while heading down the highway? Or spotted uneven wear on ...

ABC Balancing Beads reports that beads balance a tire by increasing the rotating weight of a wheel. According to car site the Autopian, these beads “bounce around inside the tire and end up in ...

Potholes, speed humps and pesky curbs are notorious culprits for dislodging the small weights used to balance tyres.

the red dot takes precedence when balancing the tire. The yellow and red dots indicate inconsistencies in a tire's weight, construction and structure, which can cause them to vibrate when spinning.

“A wheel balancing machine spins a mounted tire on a rim to find those heavy spots so you can add weights on the opposite ...

Wheel balancing isn’t something you need to do weekly, but it’s also not a “set it and forget it” kind of deal. As a general rule, wheels should be balanced every 8 000 to 12 000km (or roughly every ...