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Lizzard

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PostSubject: Wheel balancing   Wheel balancing EmptySun Jul 14, 2024 12:13 pm
Hi. I've just had 4 new tyres fitted. Any idea why 3 of the new tyres needed balancing weights whereas the originals had none. The original tyres were the ones fitted in Brazil 🤔
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PostSubject: Re: Wheel balancing   Wheel balancing EmptySun Jul 14, 2024 6:36 pm
Lizzard wrote:
Hi. I've just had 4 new tyres fitted. Any idea why 3 of the new tyres needed balancing weights whereas the originals had none. The original tyres were the ones fitted in Brazil 🤔

I would say possibly it depends on how far off aligned each tyre was/is; when I had a puncture recently, the stick-on weights on the inside had to be changed from what they originally were to what seemed to be required with the tyre having been mended.

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