Do Rear Wheels Need Dynamic Balancing?
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Rear wheels of a car do require dynamic balancing. Situations that necessitate dynamic balancing include: 1. After replacing new tires or post-collision repair; 2. Unilateral wear on front or rear tires; 3. Excessive heaviness or shaking of the steering wheel while driving; 4. The car veering to the left or right when moving straight. Dynamic balancing is a process where weights are added to the wheel in motion to correct the balance of each edge part, aiming to maintain the wheel's balance during rotation. A car's wheel is an assembly of the tire and rim. However, due to manufacturing variations, the mass distribution across the assembly may not be perfectly uniform. When the wheel rotates at high speeds, this can lead to dynamic imbalance, causing the wheel to shake and the steering wheel to vibrate during driving.