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Long shot but does anyone know...
The approx weight of a 7.5 x 18 Speedline GT1 Wheel fitted with a 225/35/18 tyre?
Searched the usual places for the info but can't find anything. Damn annoying when you are trying to get a price for postage!
Surely I'm not the only one that has tried to find out this info?
Thanks
Chris
Searched the usual places for the info but can't find anything. Damn annoying when you are trying to get a price for postage!
Surely I'm not the only one that has tried to find out this info?
Thanks
Chris
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Originally Posted by davegtt
20kg at a rough guess?
Add about 5KG for the tyre and packaging and your there.
Wheel weights for every alloy under the sun here....
http://www.superhonda.com/tech/wheel_weights.html
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Good at guessing weights me everytime I lift a box I know straight away what it weights, nobody even bothers with the scales now theyve tried so many times to see if Im wrong
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Wheel weights for every alloy under the sun here....
http://www.superhonda.com/tech/wheel_weights.html
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I have those very set of wheels (with 215/35/18 tyres) sitting in my garage - unfortunately don't have a set of weighing scales. One thing, there is no way one wheel weighs 18.5kg - more like 8.5kgs!
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Thanks for the replies guys
I don't have a set of scales either unfortunately well not ones that will weigh a wheel
So, the figure on that site must mean with a tyre?
Chris
I don't have a set of scales either unfortunately well not ones that will weigh a wheel
So, the figure on that site must mean with a tyre?
Chris
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when posting 2 sets of wheels and tyres this year, I factored for 10kg per wheel, total 40kg package, via parcelforce, cost was just over £50 for each 4 wheels. They collect from your address, with labels made up to stick on. I just wrapped them by securely sticking some cardboard onto the wheel face, and both sets were delivered undamaged.
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Bathroom scales. If the wheel won't stand on there on its own, 1) weigh yourself, then 2) weigh youself holding the wheel. Subtract 1 from 2) and voila - wheel/tyre weight. Won't be accurate, but if you're only after the approximate weight...
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Originally Posted by drumsterphil
I have those very set of wheels (with 215/35/18 tyres) sitting in my garage - unfortunately don't have a set of weighing scales. One thing, there is no way one wheel weighs 18.5kg - more like 8.5kgs!
Wonder if gold wheels are heavier?
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