Wheel weights

[bavarian19]

Ok, looking to upgrade to 18's, and like the stock look. Not that it is the only factor, but I could not find all the wheel weights I was looking for. If any of you know the weights for type 71's, 72's, and i know 135's have been discussed to death, but those as well. Also, I know the m68's are staggered 17's but if that weight is known as well, please let me know.


TIA :thumbup:

[AF]

you should do a search under my name because I have posted a ton of wheel weights on this board. If I had some time today I would search it fro you but I am going a little crazy at the office.

If I remember the front M68 with contisport tire was around 44. to 44.5 lbs. and the rear with the Contisport tire was 44.5 -45 lbs

just so you know the contisport tire is lighter then some of the other tires of the same size.

Also, Phil H weighed his M72's, do a search and you'll find it out.

I don't recall anyone ever posting the wheel weight on the type 71's . . .

[bavarian19]

you should do a search under my name because I have posted a ton of wheel weights on this board. If I had some time today I would search it fro you but I am going a little crazy at the office.

If I remember the front M68 with contisport tire was around 44. to 44.5 lbs. and the rear with the Contisport tire was 44.5 -45 lbs

just so you know the contisport tire is lighter then some of the other tires of the same size.

Also, Phil H weighed his M72's, do a search and you'll find it out.

I don't recall anyone ever posting the wheel weight on the type 71's . . .


Thanks Alan. :thumbup:


anyone with type 71 wieghts? :dunno:

[andy_thomas]

Thanks Alan. :thumbup:

anyone with type 71 wieghts? :dunno:

front 8x18: 11.2kg shipping weight, wheel only
rear 8.5x18: 11.3kg shipping weight, wheel only

front 7.5x17: 10.1 kg shipping weight, wheel only
rear 8.5x17: 9.1 kg shipping weight, wheel only (no, didn't make sense to me either)

From 04/02 ETK.

[xs3x]

even though this doesnt have what you are looking for..but it might help others in the future

http://www.europeanspeed.com/wheelweights.htm