Understanding the Basics Stud pilot wheels, also known as Budd style wheels, were the prevalent choice for wheel assembly systems before the year 2000. These wheels can be visually identified by their beveled stud holes, in contrast to hub piloted...
Efficiency in commercial truck tire maintenance is essential for fleet operations. The time required for mounting and balancing truck tires plays a significant role in overall operational productivity. In this context, the utilization of...
Continuous evolution and adaptation of new technologies in the trucking industry are transforming the landscape. Among these innovations, three technologies stand out, specifically catering to the industry's three biggest operating expenses: labor,...
It is a well-known fact that an unbalanced wheel assembly will lead to premature tire wear. One common example is river wear caused by the slope in the road and imbalanced wheel assemblies. This premature wear can reduce the tire life by up to...
Most commercial wheels today are hub piloted wheels. This means that the hub has centering pads that ensure that the wheel is centered on the hub. Most people assume it is the studs that keep the wheel centered, but the stud holes on the wheel need...
We have reports of doubling the steer tire life by eliminating uneven wear simply by balancing the complete rotating axle end. With the use of Counteract Balancing Beads, damage to trucks and cargo caused by vibrations are greatly reduced. It's...
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