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A full rotation will cost anywhere from $18 to $35. On average, balancing tires will cost about $5 to $15 per tire. Balancing costs can vary according to the size of the wheel. The mounting and balancing of a wheel up to 16 inches (a set of 4) can cost up to $60. For wheels 17 to 18 inches (set of 4), the cost will be around $85, and for wheels 18 to 20 inches, can cost as high as $110. A wholesale club such as Costco will balance your tires for as little as $3 to $4 per tire.
You'll find tire-company recommendations for rotation that range from every 3,000 miles to 15,000 miles. The best interval is probably somewhere in between, at about 7,500 miles, unless the tread on one or more of your tires is wearing differently from the rest. Michelin, for instance, suggests rotating tires every 6,000 to 8,000 miles. I won't re-balance a tire unless I notice odd wear patterns or, as you mention, feel a vibration.