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Further To 2B: Stationary Balancing With Optimization Of Rolling Smoothness

Fig 1: Clamping Wheel With Central Bolt
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  1. Dowel sleeve
  2. Pressure piece for clamping
Fig 2: Clamping Set - Wheel With Central Bolt
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Check radial and lateral runout during the first measuring run. Values of less than 1.0 mm are desirable - around 0.5 mm would be better.

Consider the size of the measured balancing weights and their distribution on the inner and outer planes (inner and outer rim flanges) critically.

A uniform distribution with low values (e.g. 25/35 g) means that the tire was fitted correctly and the quality of the tire and rim is good.

A value of 80g/80g (90g/90g using the tire pressure monitoring system) should not be exceeded with interior balancing behind wheel center. A considerably different distribution, e.g. 35/90 g is very unfavorable; this usually indicates incorrect fitting. Problem wheels of this kind often have pronounced radial and axial runout values.

This can be remedied by matching (use correct mounting paste). This can be improved with uncontrolled matching (manual); significant improvement is possible in almost all cases using the rolling smoothness optimization program (controlled matching).

Tyre pressure during balancing at required pressure.

Permissible residual imbalance of less than 3 g, or max. 3 g per plane.