Automobile Balance BlockCommon Problems And Solutions:

1、 Common Problems And Reasons

Balance Block Falls Off

Reason:

The Adhesive Of The Adhesive Balance Block Fails (due To High Temperature, Humidity, Or Aging).

Failure To Clean The Surface Of The Wheel Hub During Installation Resulted In Weak Adhesion.

The Clamp Type Balance Block Becomes Loose Due To Deformation Of The Wheel Hub Edge Or Loose Installation.

Wheel Shaking (especially At High Speeds)

Reason:

The Balance Block Falls Off Or There Is Insufficient/excessive Weight Distribution.

Uneven Tire Wear, Wheel Hub Deformation, Or Abnormal Tire Pressure.

Installation Location Error

Reason:

Not Using A Professional Dynamic Balancing Machine For Positioning, Manually Installed Based On Experience.

The Special Structure Of The Wheel Hub (such As Embedded Counterweight Slots) Causes Positional Deviation.

Corrosion Of Balance Block

Reason:

Lead Balance Blocks Are Oxidized By Long-term Exposure To Rainwater And Snow Melting Agents.

Poor Quality Materials Are Prone To Rust Or Damage.

Improper Selection Of Counterweight Weight

Reason:

Calibration Or Operational Errors In The Dynamic Balancing Machine.

The Single Weight Is Too Large To Accurately Match The Requirements.

2、 Solution

Balance Block Falls Off

Clean The Wheel Hub Installation Area To Ensure No Oil Stains Or Rust.

Use High-quality 3M Double-sided Tape Or Specialized Adhesive (adhesive Type).

Switch To Clamp Type Balance Weights (suitable For Steel Wheels) Or Internally Attached Balance Weights (suitable For Aluminum Alloy Wheels).

Wheel Shaking

Perform Dynamic Balance Calibration Again And Adjust The Counterweight According To The Equipment Prompts.

Check Whether The Tires Are Deformed And Whether The Wheels Are Out Of Roundness, And Replace Them If Necessary.

Installation Location Error

Install Strictly According To The Position Indicated By The Balancing Machine (calculate The Inner/outer Counterweights Separately).

Special Wheels Use Hidden Balance Weights (such As Pasted On The Inside Of The Wheel Hub).

Corrosion Issue

Replace The Balance Block With Zinc Alloy, Stainless Steel, Or Environmentally Friendly Materials (with Stronger Corrosion Resistance).

Regular Inspections, Especially After Driving In Damp Or Salty Environments.

Improper Weight Selection

Use A High-precision Dynamic Balancing Machine To Avoid Manual Estimation.

If The Weight Of A Single Piece Is Insufficient, It Can Be Installed By Stacking Multiple Small Weight Balance Blocks.