Why Need The Wheel Alignment Balancing?

Wheel alignment balancing is a delicate process that requires the use of specialized equipment - wheel balancing machines. Wheel alignment balancing is an integral part of the tire assembly process. You may want a more comprehensive understanding of the reasons for wheel alignment balancing and the best equipment for wheel balancing and wheel alignment.

When Does Your Car Need The Wheel Alignment Balancing?

As you know, your car will most likely need to have its wheels balanced when driving long distances. So, how far do you drive/how often do you need tire balancing? 


A good rule of thumb is that tires should be rebalanced every 12,000 miles or every so often. Or, if you are driving your car and get any of the following, it is time to consider checking the balance of your tires.

• 1. Abnormal tire wear indicates an imbalance
• 2. Steering wheel vibrations, especially at high speeds
• 3. Foot vibrations in the steering well or through the seat at high speeds

Having your tires rebalanced as part of a tire replacement is a quick and easy process that can allow you to avoid costly repairs in the future. In other words, preventive measures will always reduce unknown risks and costs in the long run.

Types Of The Wheel Alignment Balancing

Static Wheel Balancing: Static balancing is performed when the wheel is stationary. If a statically unbalanced wheel is mounted on a spindle, the heavy spot will rotate itself to the lowest position. If the wheel is in static balance, it won’t have a self-rotating tendency by itself.


Dynamic Wheel Balancing: Dynamic balancing, also known as two-plane balance, measures side/lateral forces as well as up and down - axial or radial forces. Lateral forces are evident as the steering wheel moves back and forth. A computerized wheel balancer rotates the wheel and determines the location and amount of vibration.


The computer splits the tire into two halves and measures the lateral and radial forces on each side of the center of the tire. Weights are added to each side of the wheel to correct the imbalance. Thus, the dynamically balanced tire is also statically balanced to some extent.

Computerized Wheel Balancer

Wheel alignment balancing can be done in two ways: static and dynamic. And computerized wheel balancers are the main tool that will be used to balance tires, which are popular in both static and dynamic modes for being accurate and easy to use. Computerized wheel balancers are usually performed after a tire repair or when a new tire is mounted on the wheel. Using the adapter that comes with the machine, the wheel is mounted on a horizontal threaded axle. 

RoadBuck Wheel Balancing Machine

The balancing alignment is excellent for wheel balancing and wheel alignment, offering both dynamic and static modes of balance function. With a 3mm thick cabinet with a sturdy and durable structure, this balancing alignment machine can reduce electric machine working resonance to promote high measurement accuracy.

• 1. Multi-country language conversion
• 2. Self-calibration and diagnosis function
• 3. Alloy wheels have many combinations of measurement mode
• 4. Length 355mm transmission shaft, suit for different size wheel
• 5. The electrical machine automatically stops when finishing the measurement
• 6. The Double LED display screen separately show the wheel inside and outside balance numerical

Quick Details

Technology parameter
Max. weight of wheel	70kg	Rotate speed	90/130rpm
power supply	100/230V 1PH	Rim diameter	10''-24''
Frequency	50/60HZ	Rim width	3''-6''
Balancing accuracy	1g	Max. Wheel diameter	1100mm
Balancing speed	7sec	Net weight	93kg

Conclusion

RoadBuck is one of the professional wheel balancing machine manufacturers & wheel balancing machine suppliers in China. We offer a wide range of wheel balancing machines and more auto maintenance service solutions for many auto maintenance sectors. Please feel free to contact us for more details about the wheel balancing and wheel alignment!

2022-11-25