Tire Rotation

**stradakid** · August 11th, 2006 08:11 AM

Depende yun kung gaano kabigat na lead kailangan para mabalance yung tires. It could have gone the other way. Puno't dulo e ma balance yung rim para di mag wiggle at high speeds.

**j_avonni** · August 11th, 2006 08:25 AM

Originally Posted by stradakid

If you're tires are not lahat the same age, yung mas bago sa harap. Mas mabilis ma wear sa harap lalo pa pag car.

Agree. Agree.

**finchy18** · August 11th, 2006 10:21 AM

Originally Posted by stradakid

Nung nagpalit ako ng tires nag pa align ako sa Goodyear Servitek, imbes na walang kiling e nagkaroon at malakas talaga. Binalik ko, nawala yung kiling sa kanan, sa kaliwa naman pumunta. Bahagya lang naman. Tinamad na akong magpunta uli para ipa back job. Masama noon e nagbayad pa ako sa alignment.Magaling pa yata sa Blumentritt.

sir got same problem dati.. my lesson is di talaga tamang eh align sya if okey pa ang alignment.. dapat lng palit tires at salpak lang. so sensitive ang aligment pag nasira na mahirap eh balik sa dati .

**baludoy** · August 11th, 2006 01:32 PM

posted by stradakid:

If you're tires are not lahat the same age, yung mas bago sa harap. Mas mabilis ma wear sa harap lalo pa pag car.

ganun yung sa auto ko. yung dalawang bago (sabay nabili) sa harap tapos sa likod yung luma. so kung ganito ang sitwasyon, di na applicable ang tire rotation?ganun nga ba?

**driven** · August 12th, 2006 12:09 AM

Originally Posted by j_avonni

Nice tips, driven. I'm on my 28,000 kms. After I rotate my tires at 30,000 kms, I'd do the rotation every 5,000 kms. Thanks.

anytime dude

**driven** · August 12th, 2006 12:13 AM

Originally Posted by stradakid

If you're tires are not lahat the same age, yung mas bago sa harap. Mas mabilis ma wear sa harap lalo pa pag car.

madugo yan kung AWD

**OTEP** · August 12th, 2006 12:21 AM

Originally Posted by asterix

when my tires were rotated, I noticed that my rims have different sizes of lead weights. The front tires have smaller lead weights than the rear tires. Would this affect my wheel balance? What will be the expected effect?

Wheels are balanced while they are not installed on the vehicle.
They couldn't care less what position they get put back in unless you are using directional wheels/tires or tires of different sizes.