Automobile Balance BlockImproper Installation Can Increase Fuel Consumption And Noise

Fuel Consumption Increase: Unbalanced Wheels Can Lead To Increased Driving Resistance (especially At High Speeds), Requiring The Engine To Output More Power To Overcome The Resistance. Fuel Consumption Per 100 Kilometers May Increase By 0.5-1.5 Liters.

Increased Noise: Unbalanced Wheels Generate Irregular Noise When Rubbing Against The Ground, And The Resonance Of The Vehicle Caused By Vibration Also Amplifies Driving Noise, Affecting Driving Comfort.

Direct Risk Of Balance Block Detachment

If The Balance Block Is Not Firmly Installed (such As Adhesive Uncleaned Wheel Hub Surface, Broken Hook Type Claws), It May Fall Off During Driving. If The Detached Balance Block Gets Stuck Between The Wheel And The Body, It May Scratch The Tire Or Brake Pipe; If Dropped On The Road Surface, It May Also Pose A Safety Hazard To The Rear Vehicle (such As Hitting The Chassis Or Windshield Of The Rear Vehicle).

Summarize

The Hazards Of Improper Installation Of Car Balance Blocks Are "gradual" And "conductive". Initially, They May Only Show Slight Shaking, But If Ignored For A Long Time, They Will Gradually Deteriorate Vehicle Performance And Cause Safety Accidents. Therefore, The Installation Of Balance Blocks Must Be Operated By Professional Personnel Using Equipment To Ensure That The Position, Quantity, And Fixing Method Fully Comply With The Testing Data Of The Balance Machine, Avoiding Losing Out On Small Things.