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daftlad
 


Member Since: 12 Jun 2016
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Wheel refurbishment

Evening guys
I am contemplating painting my wheels , I can do s good job with rattle cans
Done a few sets on the 90s we also run
My question is does the wheel have to go back on from the place it came from , I just wondered about the 4 wheel alignment being effected
Cheers
Phil  
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rrhool
 


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Skagg
 


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I'd suggest it depends how the car was aligned / balanced previously. If you have had the full Hunter alignment / balancing experience including road force wheel balancing they will have paired the wheel sets for the best alignment / balance.

If you put them on in a different order to how they were matched it's no showstopper but you're not going to get the best result.

http://www.balancemycar.co.uk/wheel-balanc...d-to-know/


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Wont matter as long as you re-adjust your tyre pressures when they are back on Thumbs Up Previous Discos
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Skagg wrote:
I'd suggest it depends how the car was aligned / balanced previously. If you have had the full Hunter alignment / balancing experience including road force wheel balancing they will have paired the wheel sets for the best alignment / balance.

If you put them on in a different order to how they were matched it's no showstopper but you're not going to get the best result.

http://www.balancemycar.co.uk/wheel-balanc...d-to-know/


Cheers n Gone Nick Thumbs Up

This is another reason its better to balance new tyres after they've been run on the road, it makes sure the tyre & wheel are seated properly. I remember being involved in this at Land Rover as we were getting lots of warranty claims for wheel balance . Rotating the wheel/tyre assembly under load before balancing reduced the claims and it also checked that the wall stiffness was within tolerance.  
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