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Stand on the deck with your feet shoulder-width apart. Your dominant foot should be in the back, pressing down on the rear footrest, while your front foot should be positioned flat on the deck. Keeping your knees slightly bent allows you to absorb shocks from bumps and enhances balance. Distributing your weight evenly will help stabilize the scooter.

One of the primary reasons for focusing on wheel balance is safety. An unbalanced wheel can lead to loss of control, especially at higher speeds. Riders may experience wobbling or vibrations, which can make steering difficult and result in accidents. Maintaining balanced wheels helps ensure that the scooter remains stable and predictable in various riding conditions.