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Is Wheel Balancing Really Unnecessary After Rear Tire Puncture Repair?

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BraydenMarie
07/29/25 11:29am
Wheel balancing is required after rear tire puncture repair. The following situations necessitate wheel balancing: 1. After installing new tires (post-repair) or collision damage repairs; 2. Unilateral wear on front/rear tires; 3. Heavy steering wheel or floating/vibration during driving; 4. Vehicle pulling left/right when moving straight. Benefits of wheel balancing include: 1. Enhanced driving comfort; 2. Reduced fuel consumption; 3. Extended tire service life; 4. Improved straight-line stability; 5. Decreased wear on chassis suspension components; 6. Increased driving safety.
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