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  1. 14-11-2005, 05:05 AM #1
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    Default Weight of rim and tyre combos?

    Hey all...

    swapping to snow tyres yesterday i thought i'd weigh the different wheels,

    snow tyre... maybe 205/50/15?? (will check) on factory 15" alloy = 16kg


    Zeit SS 17" rim with RE-01R 215/45/17 = 21.5kg

    is that normal or are those 17's farkin heavy??
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    Default Re: Weight of rim and tyre combos?

    Quote Originally Posted by ra23celica wrote on Tue, 16 November 2004 14:18
    For what it is worth, I weighed the rims and tyres in my garage the other night, to work out the weight my custom tyre rack will need to withstand. Here are the numbers:

    Standard RA23/28 steel rim with 185 65 14 Hardcock tyre 17kg
    Standard RA23/28 steel rim with 195 60 14 Yoko 032R comp 16kg
    Soarer 15 x 6 alloy with 225 50 15 Yoko 032R comp 16kg
    14 x 6 chrome spoked aftermarket rim 195 65 14 Goodyear GA 19kg
    Quote Originally Posted by rob_RA40 wrote on Tue, 16 November 2004 16:32
    performance brand 14x7 Challenger
    toyo 600-F4 rubber 185/65/14 - 14kg

    CSA brand 14x7 Challenger
    bridgestone potenza R88 rubber 185/65/14 - 14kg
    Quote Originally Posted by CrUZsida wrote on Fri, 26 November 2004 00:42
    Simmons B45 15x7
    Sime Tyres 205/55/15 - 17.5kg
    Quote Originally Posted by justcallmefrank wrote on Tue, 15 February 2005 15:19
    Buddy Club P1
    16x7.5" sans tyres 7.2kg
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    Default Re: Weight of rim and tyre combos?

    Never weighed them with tires, but my 14x6 BR wheels are 5.1kg each and my OZ racing 14x6 are 6.2kg, add about 9-10kg for a 185/60/14 tire.

    www.tirerack.com have tire weights on their site.

    17" wheels are usually fairly heavy, see http://www.miata.net/faq/wheel_weights.html
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    Default Re: Weight of rim and tyre combos?

    so i finally found the weight of the tyres...

    215/45r17 bridgestone RE01R = 11.2kg....

    so my rims are like 10kg each damn!!

    http://garagew.hp.infoseek.co.jp/tireweight.html
    and azeni 115's in same size are 10.9kg...

    hrmmmm

    now to find me some rims.....
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