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Tires should be balanced every 15,000 to 20,000 miles. Attached to the rim of your wheel is a small wheel weight, used to ensure that the wheel is perfectly balanced. As your tire wears, the tire loses rubber and becomes lighter—but the wheel weight remains the same. Gradually, you will feel this imbalance in high-speed vibration or shaking.
