Does It Need to Balance Trailer Tyres?

 

Should Trailer Tires Be Balanced?

 

Daily maintenance of trailer tyre

Always check the tire pressure. The inflation pressure of tires must be inflated to the corresponding air pressures specified by different types and specifications of tires in accordance with national standards. According to the vehicle with which the tire is equipped, it can be inflated according to the front and rear wheel air pressure recommended by the car manufacturer and the tire manufacturer after negotiation.

 

For a new tire, the size will change (expand) after a period of use, and the corresponding internal pressure will decrease. When we find that the tire is flat and the air pressure is insufficient, we should increase the air pressure to reduce the damage of the low air pressure to the tire.

 

Note: After each tire is inflated, use soapy water to check whether the valve is leaking, and screw the valve cover to avoid useless work. At the same time, the spare tire of the vehicle should be kept available at all times.

 

If you want to know more about trailer tyres, please let us know, and Aulice will give you the most appropriate quotation.

 

No need to balance trailer tyre

Our heavy duty tyres have many good qualities, such as Anti-abrasion, etc. The duty of a trailer tire is to support a vertical load, rather than gripping an automobile through turns, so that trailer tires do not have to be dynamically balanced as passenger car tires do.

 

If you have other questions about tyres, just contact Aulice, one of the top tyre experts.

 

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