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No, but the wheel would need to be balanced. This can be done by the tire shop or you can do it by blocking the trailer off the ground so that the wheel spins freely. Spin slowly and note the heavy side of wheel (that side will drop to the ground). Place sticky balance weights to the opposite until the wheel turns evenly.
