Wheel balancing is performed to compensate for the uneven distribution of its weight. When driving, the imbalance makes itself known in the form of vibration, which is transmitted to the steering wheel. Vibration of the steering wheel from wheel imbalance occurs in a certain speed range and disappears when the speed decreases or increases. Wheel imbalance can lead to damage to the front suspension joints, steering and shock absorbers. It is necessary to balance the wheels after 20,000 km of vehicle mileage or after any tire repair.
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Wheel balancing (Focus 2)
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