Principle of work: When the tire rolls, the balancing mixture spreads to the sides of the tire under the influence of centrifugal force. As speed increases, an unbalanced wheel causes vibration. At the same time, the centrifugal force also increases. which pushes the balance pellets to the point opposite the heavier point of the tire thus balancing the roll of the wheel. Because the balancing granules can move freely in the tire. then their position changes by adapting to the forces that change under the influence of road conditions and driving speed, and the tire is balanced at all times. in a two-component balancing mixture. Bigger. red granules accumulate in the center of the tire and reduce static throw. Smaller ones. the blue granules are distributed on the edges of the tire and compensate for the dynamic imbalance. The result is even and smooth rolling throughout the life of the tire.