Automobile Balance BlockInstallation Positions Based On Different MaterialsIt Can Be Divided Into Inner Balance Block And Outer Balance Block. The Inner Balance Block Is Installed On The Inside Of The Wheel, Usually Near The Edge Of The Wheel Hub; The External Balance Block Is Installed On The Outside Of The Wheel, Usually On The Side Of The Tire. The Internal Balance Block Is Relatively Concealed And Not Easily Affected By External Factors, But Installation And Replacement Are More Complicated; The External Balance Block Is Easy To Install, Inspect And Replace, But It May Be Susceptible To Erosion From Rainwater, Soil, Etc., Which Can Affect Its Balance Effect.

By MaterialCommon Types Include Lead Balance Blocks, Iron Balance Blocks, And Aluminum Alloy Balance Blocks. Lead Balance Blocks Have A High Density And A Small Volume Under The Same Mass, Which Can Adjust Wheel Balance More Accurately And Have Good Corrosion Resistance. However, Lead Is A Toxic Metal And Has A Certain Degree Of Pollution To The Environment; Iron Balance Blocks Have Lower Costs And Are Widely Used, But They Are Prone To Rusting And Have Relatively Higher Quality; Aluminum Alloy Balance Blocks Are Lightweight, Corrosion-resistant, And Aesthetically Pleasing, But Their Cost Is Relatively High.