It's not necessary. Most other RV makers don't balance tires and I've never experienced any problems from the lack of balancing on those units. Tire wear was normal and never had a problem with any of them. Airstream balances the tires so they must believe it to be beneficial. I will have any new tires I buy for my current trailer balanced just because it came that way. It's not a huge expense but you can do without if you're on a budget.
It's not necessary. Most other RV makers don't balance tires and I've never experienced any problems from the lack of balancing on those units. Tire wear was normal and never had a problem with any of them. Airstream balances the tires so they must believe it to be beneficial. I will have any new tires I buy for my current trailer balanced just because it came that way. It's not a huge expense but you can do without if you're on a budget.
An Airstream technician told my father in 1975 that Airstream balanced the tires to smooth out the ride to prevent rivets from shearing off.
Hi, Centramatics have a limit, so balancing the tires should be done. Also one of the main reasons for Centramatics is the fact that trailer brake drums are not balanced.
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