DELTA

BALANCE

WHY IS WHEEL BALANCING IMPORTANT?

Wheels, like tires, aren’t something we generally spend much time worrying about. But, the balance of your wheels can impact how comfortably your vehicle rides, and how fast components like steering joints and tires wear out.

FORCEMATCH® HD HEAVY DUTY WHEEL BALANCER

ForceMatch® HD is a heavy-duty bus and truck wheel balancer featuring fully diagnostic capabilities designed to solve vibration issues.
FEATURES

CENTERINGCHECK®
Ensure proper centering & eliminate setup errors with CenteringCheck®.

SMARTWEIGHT®
Improve balance, minimize weight usage & maximize productivity with this heavy duty wheel balancer.

BOTTOM-DEAD-CENTER LASER
Bottom-Dead-Center lasers on the ForceMatch® HD Heavy Duty Wheel Balancer speeds tape-weight placement a improves accuracy.

PRINTER OPTION
Prints service records & explains results to customers.

Brake Shoe Installation
* Offer Expires 10/31/26
Must match the suspension type
* Offer Expires 10/31/26
Expert Shock Absorber Installation
* Offer Expires 10/31/26
Shock Absorber MERITOR
* Offer Expires 10/31/26
Shock Absorber OEM VOLVO PART
* Offer Expires 10/31/26
Shock Absorber FREIGHTLINER
* Offer Expires 10/31/26
Shock Absorber SACHS
* Offer Expires 10/31/26
Essential for safe vehicle control
* Offer Expires 10/31/26
Properly balanced wheels = smoother ride
* Offer Expires 10/31/26

About this service

Signs of worn brake drums include vibrations when braking, squeaking or grinding noises, and reduced braking performance. You may also notice uneven tire wear or feel the brake pedal pulsating.

It is not safe to drive with worn or damaged brake drums, as they can severely reduce your vehicle’s braking performance and increase the risk of an accident. If you notice any signs of wear, it’s essential to have the brake drums inspected and replaced as necessary.

Brake drums can last between 150,000 to 200,000 miles or more, depending on driving habits, vehicle type, and maintenance. However, regular inspections are recommended to ensure they remain in good condition.

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Signs of worn brake drums include vibrations when braking, squeaking or grinding noises, and reduced braking performance. You may also notice uneven tire wear or feel the brake pedal pulsating.

It is not safe to drive with worn or damaged brake drums, as they can severely reduce your vehicle’s braking performance and increase the risk of an accident. If you notice any signs of wear, it’s essential to have the brake drums inspected and replaced as necessary.

Brake drums can last between 150,000 to 200,000 miles or more, depending on driving habits, vehicle type, and maintenance. However, regular inspections are recommended to ensure they remain in good condition.


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