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Quote: Originally posted by trog100 on 27/11/2018
the van makers dont seem to think its necessary..
but i say no more..
trog
But surely, Bailey and Coachman, plus every single European caravans manufacturer that I know of including both of the giants Hymer and Hobby all have their caravan wheels balanced!
Furthermore every single tyre manufacturer in the World and every single tyre trade organisation stress the importance of tyre/wheel balancing............ I know that for a fact as I used to work as a consultant to a couple of the Worlds major tyre manufacturers.
As far as I know it is only the Swift Group who very strangely believe this all important matter is a load of old hogswallop!!
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Topic: Damp Meter Readings
