Great info, and yes, overall the dot color meanings are the same for most brands, but some like to be different. It seems you have to contact all tire companies for their meaning, but overall yellow is lightest, red is tallest
i also do this with tires that are marked and the problem is that the valve stem isn't always the heavy side of a rim casting imperfections in alloy rims will change the balance same thing with steel rims
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Some tires are specifically designed not to be filled with air but can hold other things like nitrogen. In which case it is not free and yes you would have to pay.
My tires are giving vibration even after balancing. Is it because of road force?. If we dont have road force matching machine in the area, how can we balance?
@@robertdeptula2003 they balance on machines but still its giving vibrations. And i am unable to find road force balancing machine in around. What are the options to balance the road force variation?
As I mentioned, there is no "one standard fits all". Each company has its own code. This is made more to a specific car factory. As you know, hardly any tire shop pay attention to those dots.
