Difference Between Wheel Alignment and Wheel Balancing?
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1.Wheel balancing refers to the weight deviation between the tire and the steel rim, which manifests as steering wheel vibration within a certain speed range when driving. 2.Wheel alignment is the angular deviation between the chassis components and the wheels, caused by chassis component issues, resulting in effects such as uneven tire wear, vehicle pulling to one side, and an off-center steering wheel. Additional details: 1.Function of wheel alignment: Wheel alignment helps the car maintain stable straight-line driving and easy steering, reducing wear on tires and steering components during driving. 2.Function of wheel balancing: Wheel balancing ensures smooth tire operation, prevents vibration, and enables the vehicle to drive smoothly and safely at high speeds.