Automobile Balance BlockInstallation And Adjustment
Installation Location DeterminationBefore Installing The Balance Block, It Is Necessary To Use A Professional Wheel Balancing Machine To Detect The Imbalance Of The Wheels. The Dynamic Balancing Machine Displays The Unbalance And Angle Of The Wheels At Different Positions, And Technicians Determine The Installation Position And Weight Of The Balancing Block Based On This Data. Generally Speaking, Balance Weights Are Installed At The Edge Of The Wheel Rim, Closest To The Tire, To Achieve The Best Balance Effect.
InstallationThere Are Usually Two Installation Methods For Balance Blocks, One Is Adhesive Type And The Other Is Caliper Type. Adhesive Balance Block Is A Special Adhesive Used To Stick The Balance Block On The Inside Or Outside Of The Wheel Rim; The Caliper Type Balance Block Is Fixed To The Edge Of The Wheel Rim Through Calipers. The Adhesive Balance Block Is More Aesthetically Pleasing After Installation, But The Viscosity Of The Glue May Be Affected By Factors Such As Temperature; The Caliper Type Balance Block Is Easy To Install And Remove, But It May Affect The Appearance Of The Wheels.
Adjustment And MaintenanceDuring The Driving Process Of A Car, The Balance State Of The Wheels May Change Due To Factors Such As Road Conditions And Tire Wear. Therefore, It Is Necessary To Regularly Check The Dynamic Balance Of The Wheels. It Is Generally Recommended To Perform Wheel Dynamic Balance Testing And Adjustment Every 10000-20000 Kilometers Or After Replacing Tires And Wheels. If The Balance Block Is Found To Be Detached, Damaged, Or The Wheels Show Obvious Vibration, It Is Necessary To Promptly Go To A Professional Car Repair Shop For Inspection And Handling.
