Automatic HGV wheel balancer, 10 to 24 inches + pneumatic wheel lift
€2,217.33 incl. VATi.e. €1,832.50 excl. VAT
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HGV wheel balancer
For mechanics specialising in heavy vehicles, tyre balancing is a crucial step in ensuring vehicle safety and performance. At AGRI-TECH Motoculture, we understand the importance of having the right tools to carry out this task accurately and efficiently.
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Buying guide
How to choose: HGV wheel balancer
The HGV tyre balancer is dedicated to the wheels of heavy goods vehicles, coaches and large commercial vehicles, which are heavier and bulkier than car wheels. This category offers an automatic HGV wheel balancer for rims from 10 to 24 inches, fitted with a pneumatic wheel lift that helps the operator position the wheel on the machine shaft. It is aimed at workshops and tyre centres that maintain fleets of heavy vehicles.
Selection criteria
- Rim range
The model offered covers rims from 10 to 24 inches. Check that this range matches the wheels of your fleet.
- The wheel lift
An HGV wheel is too heavy to be lifted safely by hand. The pneumatic wheel lift brings it up to the height of the shaft.
- Compressed air
The wheel lift runs on compressed air: your workshop must have a compressor supplying the pressure stated on the product page.
- Centring adapters
Truck wheels are often centred by the centre bore or by the stud holes. Check that the adapters supplied match your wheels.
Frequently asked questions
Why use a balancer designed for heavy goods vehicles?
Truck wheels are heavier and larger than car wheels. A truck wheel balancer is designed to carry them, with a suitable shaft and adapters and a wheel lifting device.
Does the HGV wheel balancer accept car wheels?
Its 10 to 24-inch range can cover some light vehicle wheels, but compatibility also depends on the centring adaptors available. Please check this on the product page.
What symptoms indicate a balancing fault on a heavy goods vehicle?
Vibrations in the cab or steering wheel and uneven tyre wear may indicate a balancing fault. There are other possible causes, such as a wheel alignment fault or a damaged tyre, which should also be checked.
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