Tire Brackets, Flanges and Hangers
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What is a tire bracket, flange, or hanger?
A tire bracket, flange, or hanger is part of a vehicle's tire and wheel assembly. A tire bracket is the part that connects the tire to the rim. A flange is the part that fits between the rim and the hub. A hanger is the part that connects the tire to the rim and holds it in place.
How do I know if my tire bracket, flange, or hanger is faulty?
If your tire bracket, flange, or hanger is faulty, you may notice a vibration while driving, or a noticeable wobble in the tire. You may also notice a decrease in the tire's air pressure.
Can a faulty tire bracket, flange, or hanger cause damage to my vehicle?
Yes, a faulty tire bracket, flange, or hanger can cause damage to your vehicle. If left unchecked, it can lead to the tire slipping off of the rim, or the tire becoming misaligned and causing uneven tire wear.
How do I replace a tire bracket, flange, or hanger?
Replacing a tire bracket, flange, or hanger is a relatively simple process. It requires the following steps:
- Remove the tire from the rim.
- Remove the defective tire bracket, flange, or hanger.
- Install the new tire bracket, flange, or hanger.
- Reinstall the tire onto the rim.
- Tighten the lug nuts to the specified torque.
How often should I inspect my tire bracket, flange, and hanger?
It is recommended that you inspect your tire bracket, flange, and hanger at least once a year, or whenever you are rotating your tires.