balancing tyres?
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balancing tyres?
how bad is it if u drive with a unbalanced wheel.. my weights came off my front left alloy and i need to get it balanced again but the nearest tyre place is miles away
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Its not advised, as vibration could lead to other bits rattling loose. But i know 'of' people who have driven thousands of miles with unbalanced wheels front and back.
Obviously i only know of these people, I don't know them personally
Obviously i only know of these people, I don't know them personally
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Depending on how bad the vibration is it could damage suspension componants if left long enough, plus it's bloody irritating. For the sake of £30 I'd get them done ASAP, it only takes 20 minutes and most tyre places are open on Saturdays and Sundays. You'll be OK driving it there though, especially if you take it easy like already said-vibrations only manifest themselves from 60mph upwards really.
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Change the air in your tyres as it goes stale and can cause a vibration.
Told a lass at work this and the blokes at Kwik Fit had such a laugh She came back looking most annoyed. Had to make my own coffee for the rest of the afternoon
Told a lass at work this and the blokes at Kwik Fit had such a laugh She came back looking most annoyed. Had to make my own coffee for the rest of the afternoon
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Originally Posted by Oranoco
Originally Posted by Snowy_Astra
Mine are filled with nitrogen
Someone's been reading Max Pooer
But for the record, it minimises tread wear (how, i don't know), Saves you petrol, doesn't expand when hot, and its doesn't go stale or carry condensation
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Re: balancing tyres?
Originally Posted by mikee_rs
how bad is it if u drive with a unbalanced wheel..
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all done
it was 40 grams out of balance whatever that means
but the garage put the lockin wheel nut back on 2 tight i cudnt get it off so took it back to them and they couldnt do it either
joy
it was 40 grams out of balance whatever that means
but the garage put the lockin wheel nut back on 2 tight i cudnt get it off so took it back to them and they couldnt do it either
joy
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