Car Question??

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    THESTEVETEAM New Member

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    When a front tyre wears more quickly than the other, does it mean I need the wheels balanced,
    If so does Malcs do it, and any idea how much i might be paying?

    Cheers for any help.
     
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    JLWBigLil Well-Known Member

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    Had both cars done last week

    And it was £30 for the two.
     
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    springvale red Well-Known Member

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    might need tracking doing
     
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    Don't bother with expensive wheel balancing

    Simply lean towards the side thats less worn when driving along. Or balance the load by having fatty passengers spread evenly, or make them walk
     
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    RE: Had both cars done last week

    30 quid to balance 2 wheels!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????? Your avin a laugh. You must have had some new tyres at that!??? If not they saw ya coming pal. Fiver a wheel tops!
     
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    the near side one will wear faster anyway cos of roundabouts. But if it is excessive then ya tracking might be out - do you hammer it up kerbs etc?
     
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    It was actually the tracking

    that was done on both cars not balancing.
     
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    New tyres for £30

    Are you from the 1970's?
     

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