Is Rear Wheel Dynamic Balancing Necessary?

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Rear wheel dynamic balancing is necessary when the car has new tires installed or after collision repairs. Dynamic balancing is a process that corrects the balance of the wheel edges by adding counterweights while the wheel is in motion, ensuring the wheel remains balanced during rotation. The steps for dynamic balancing are: 1. Remove the original counterweights before performing dynamic balancing; 2. Use a specialized dynamic balancing machine to measure the weight distribution of the wheel; 3. Add counterweights of appropriate weight at the corresponding positions. Situations that require dynamic balancing include: 1. After installing new tires or collision repairs; 2. Uneven wear on one side of the front or rear tires; 3. Heavy or shaking steering wheel while driving; 4. The car pulling to the left or right when driving straight.