Wheel Balancing at Vermont Tire

Wheel balancing is a tune-up for your wheel-tire set. It makes sure that weight is evenly distributed around the entire circumference of the unit.

 

The common symptoms of out-of-balance tires:

 

• Uneven and faster tread wear

• Poor fuel economy

• Vibration in the steering wheel, floorboard or seat that gets worse at faster speeds
  
  When to Get Wheel Balancing Done:

• You feel vibration in the steering wheel, the floorboard or your seat.

• You get them rotated, generally every 5,000 miles.

• At the very least every two years, once yearly if you drive rough roads.

• You get a flat and repair a tire.

• You buy any new tire(s).

• A weight that used to be on the rim falls off.

• You notice uneven tire wear.
   

Our experienced technicians use precision balancing equipment to ensure your wheels are properly calibrated for a smooth, safe ride. We take the time to inspect each tire and wheel assembly carefully, helping extend the life of your tires and improve overall vehicle performance.