Do Newly Replaced Tires Require Dynamic Balancing?
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Newly replaced tires require dynamic balancing because prolonged use can lead to the detachment of balancing weights, causing an imbalance in the tire's weight distribution. A car's wheel is an assembly of the tire and the rim. However, due to manufacturing imperfections, the mass distribution across the wheel may not be entirely uniform. When the wheel rotates at high speeds, this can result in dynamic imbalance, leading to wheel wobble and steering wheel vibrations during driving. To prevent or correct this issue, weights are added to the wheel while it's in motion to adjust the balance across its edges. This adjustment process is commonly referred to as dynamic balancing.