Wheel Weight Chart

Here’s a clear and organized Wheel Weight Chart covering types, materials, applications, and key specifications for easy reference:

Wheel Weight Comparison Chart

Type

Material

Weight Range

Wheel Compatibility

Install Method

Pros

Cons

Clip-On

Lead/Zinc/Steel

5g–100g

Steel rims

Pliers to rim edge

Secure, durable

Not for alloy wheels

Adhesive

Zinc/Stainless Steel

5g–60g

Alloy rims

Stick to inner barrel

Hidden, no rim damage

Adhesive fails in heat

Beads

Ceramic/Steel

1–4oz (28–113g)

All (sealed tires only)

Poured into tire

Self-adjusting, invisible

Clumps if tire leaks

By Vehicle Type

Vehicle

Recommended Type

Notes

Passenger Cars

Adhesive

Lightweight, aesthetic for alloy wheels

SUVs/Trucks

Clip-On or Adhesive

Steel rims: Clip-On; Alloy: Adhesive

Motorcycles

Adhesive/Beads

Small weights (5g–30g); beads suit speed

Commercial Trucks

Hammer-On

Heavy weights (100g+) for stability

 

Weight Increment Guide

  • Cars/Motorcycles:5g, 10g, 15g, 20g, 30g
  • SUVs/Trucks:10g, 20g, 30g, 50g
  • Heavy-Duty:50g, 100g, 150g, 200g

Installation Tips

  1. Clip-On:Ensure pliers fully clamp the weight.
  2. Adhesive:Clean rim with alcohol, press firmly for 10 sec.
  3. Beads:Use only in airtight tires; avoid moisture.
  4. General Rule: Place weights close to the wheel’s centerline.

FAQ

Q: Can wheel weights be reused?
→ Adhesive: No (glue degrades). Clip-On: Possible but may bend.

Q: What if a weight falls off?
→ Rebalance immediately to prevent tire wear/vibrations.

Q: Are lead weights legal?
→ Banned in the EU (use zinc/steel); check local laws.

This chart helps quickly select the right wheel weight for any application. Need more details on a specific type? Ask away! +8618713779288

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