Alright...there have been tons of people out there saying they know now much the stock SS/TC rims weigh, but they are all different...I have seen anywhere from 22-26 LBS...and that is quite a large swing. Some people have weighed the entire wheel with the stock tires and have done some math (which is probably the closest we are going to get because I doubt many people have the stock rims sitting around without tires), but I'm not sure they had the correct weight for the stock Conti tires. I looked up the tire weight and the manufacturer says they weigh 26.2 LBS each.

Based on this weight, can anyone say WITHOUT A DOUBT how much the SS/TC rims weigh?

I found the tire weight on the following chart (the tires are 225/40ZR18):

http://www.conti-online.com/generato...tasheet_en.pdf

EDIT: I guess TireRack had them incorrectly listed as ZR instead of Z...the actual weight is 22.6 LBS each...

 

actually its 22.6lbs directly from your link.

225/40R18 NOT 225/40ZR18

EDIT: even tho on tire rack it says 225/40ZR18 it also says 92Y XL.

and i believe there is a typo and it should be 225/40R18 because that is 92Y XL.

 

is tat heavy compared to after market rims

 

Hmmm...I went directly off of what TireRack said...but I don't have my stock tires with me (in storage)...can anyone confirm if they are ZR or just R?

 

just r

 

Looks like you are right...thanks TireRack....

Alright...can anyone do the math based on the tire weight being 22.6 LBS?

 

For what it's worth, a Y rated tire is also a Z rated tire. R and ZR are both acceptable.

 

Z, Y, W are all "Z" rated tires... the Conti's are a "Z" rated tire it's just usually it's called a "Y"

 

Lets get back on topic...

 

well there is no argument that they are 22.6 or lighter depending on tire wear.