weight of my wheels

[i_gots_to_4x4]

anyone know how much these stocks weigh? or how i could locate that info? thanks

 

[snomaker321]

weight the tires and wheel then look up the weight of the tire. should get you pretty close.

 

[bcost882]

why? if you don't tell us what you need then we will tell you stuff like that^^^^^ and will assume you don't know anything which might be, but some dont like that

 

[i_gots_to_4x4]

why? if you don't tell us what you need then we will tell you stuff like that^^^^^ and will assume you don't know anything which might be, but some dont like that

nice post. sheeesshhh. im thinkin bout putting new rims on. i know what the new ones are gonna weigh and just was curious how it would compare.

 

[strvger]

wow, i thought your question was pretty clear. really doesn't make any difference what the reason for the question is.
and i agree with snowmaker881 on how to find out. also, most aluminum wheels weight pretty close to the same if the sizes are the same. the same approximate mass is required to support the given weight no matter how it is designed. and they are all so much lighter than steel.
for steel wheels, they can change some when comparing stock steel with spokes, etc.
just my $.02.

 

[TimV]

I work at a scrap place, so I can guess stuff like that pretty good. Should be in the 18-22 pound range.

 

[i_gots_to_4x4]

thanks. constructive, informative, polite answers to my question. how refreshing