Reply With Quote24 pounds a wheel, man 18's are HEAVY.
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:: Weight of OE wheels...
Is there anywhere that lists the weight of various OE BMW wheels?
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24 pounds a wheel, man 18's are HEAVY.
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Thanks. Nice to see...
I still want to see what Style 48 weigh...
Otherwise, this is good...
Style 65:
8x18 245/40R18 ET 20 10.71 KG
9.5x18 275/35R18 ET 22 11.60 KG
Style 5:
7x16 225/55R16 ET 20 8.01 KG
Basketweaves:
7x15 225/60R15 ET 20 ~8.00 KG
Last edited by Qube; 02-02-2008 at 06:51 PM.
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www.bmwfans.infoOriginally Posted by Qube
like realoem but has all the weights, including the wheels
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Good site. Thanks.
Style 65:
8x18 245/40R18 ET 20 10.71 KG
9.5x18 275/35R18 ET 22 11.60 KG
Style 5:
7x16 225/55R16 ET 20 8.01 KG
Basketweaves:
7x15 225/60R15 ET 20 ~8.00 KG
Style 48:
7X16 ET20 9.570 KG
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When I refinished my e39 Style 32 wheels I weighed them before installing the tires. The rear 9 x 17's were 26.5 lbs (12.02 kg) each, and the front 8 x 17's were 24.5 lbs (11.11 kg) each. Heavier than I thought they would be.
zmuff--1989 535i 5-speed--17" E39 Style 32's--JC chip--UUC Short Shift--
--Racing Dynamics Springs & Sways--Bilsteins--Yorktown, VA
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Doesn't say anything about my Style 21's. But I think they're around 19 pounds each.
Cosmos Black/Black 1995 540iA M-Sport
BMW Individual Exclusive Edition, 1 of 65 total, 9/25/95 Build
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I know these aren't OE but interesting none the less:
BBS RGR 18x8.5 ET 22 8.8 kg
BBS RC 18x8.5 ET 15 8.3 kg
figures from tirerack,
light no?
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