Where to Maintain Spinning Wheels?

[DeLena]

Spinning wheel maintenance should be done at the original manufacturer's service center. Below are some relevant introductions about tire maintenance: Perform wheel alignment and tire rotation: After every 10,000 kilometers of driving, it is necessary to conduct a wheel alignment and tire rotation. Comprehensive automotive manufacturers that integrate R&D, manufacturing, sales, and services of complete vehicles and parts will provide this maintenance service. Regularly check tire pressure: Tire maintenance also includes periodic pressure checks. Tires with pressure exceeding the specified range will significantly reduce their service life, while those with pressure below the specified range may lead to poor braking performance, difficulty in steering or heavy steering, and also shorten the tire's lifespan.

[VanKhloe]

I often maintain my car wheels myself because it saves a lot of money. Generally, wheel maintenance doesn't require a professional environment and can be done in the home garage. First, use a jack to lift the car, remove the tires, then clean the dust and brake dust off the wheels with a cleaner, and apply a special lubricating paste to prevent rust and corrosion. Check if the wheel bolts are loose or worn. Regular small maintenance like this can make the wheels run more smoothly. If you're unsure about your DIY skills, it's recommended to first watch a professional demonstration at a 4S shop or local repair shop. Remember, wheel maintenance is related to driving safety, so it should be checked every six months or every 10,000 kilometers to prevent potential issues like strange noises or vibrations. Long-term neglect may lead to more expensive repairs. Wear gloves to protect your hands when doing it yourself, and avoid getting grease on the car body.

[StLane]

As a frequent long-distance driver, I recommend getting your wheel hubs serviced at authorized 4S dealerships where equipment is complete and reliable. Maintenance includes cleaning old grease from the wheel hub cavity and bearing areas, testing for balanced tire pressure, and checking if wheel hub bolt torque meets standards. Technicians use professional tools to complete the job quickly and effortlessly. When driving, pay attention to road conditions and potholes, slowing down to extend wheel hub lifespan. It's advisable to choose large chain stores for service rather than cutting corners at roadside shops to avoid substandard work. Neglecting wheel hub maintenance can lead to unstable driving or tire blowout risks, so I keep a logbook to track each service. Quarterly maintenance on average keeps them in optimal condition.

[Sanchez]

For car hub maintenance, I prefer going to a familiar place—my regular repair shop. The staff there helps clean the dust inside the hubs, applies fresh grease, and ensures the bearings rotate smoothly without noise. Before starting, they inspect the entire wheel system for safety. After maintenance, the car drives noticeably smoother, and the tire wear becomes more even. Doing this regularly saves fuel and money.