Stock wheel weight
#11
Just ran a quick search and I think your Dunlops are SP Sport 8090. If so then the 225/45/18 weigh 25lbs.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec.j...irePageLocQty=
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec.j...irePageLocQty=
#18
(*&^!@#$* Dan!!!
#21
yeah i noticed that when i bent my rim. The ******** at my dealership, aka Lafayette Motors Co., ordered the wrong mold and i had to wait a whole extra week. Does anybody know what company weighs what? and does the company differ in year of production of the car or shipment of the car?
#22
Wtf!
i remember weighing my stock set and it came back around 48lbs iirc.
all i remember for sure was the 275/40/17 with 17x9.5 rpf1(16lb 2~4oz) total 44-45 lbs. then again, i thought it be right for a tire of that size to be rather heavy.
so am i really getting no better than the oem combo in terms of weight?
maybe so, or it could be that i have the "22.5" lb mold wheels like stated. but yeah, you're lucky to be getting that weight. and i measured with rather new tire life...
all i remember for sure was the 275/40/17 with 17x9.5 rpf1(16lb 2~4oz) total 44-45 lbs. then again, i thought it be right for a tire of that size to be rather heavy.
so am i really getting no better than the oem combo in terms of weight?
maybe so, or it could be that i have the "22.5" lb mold wheels like stated. but yeah, you're lucky to be getting that weight. and i measured with rather new tire life...
#24
Some people have reported here that there are two different manufacturers of our wheels also: LM= U-Mold or H= Hitachi. Most people seem to say the stock wheels are around 22.5 lbs but tpyror said his wheels weighed in at 18.5 lbs. Hard to believe there's such a difference but, if so, it would be really nice to confirm this.
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