amja99

New here. I'm looking into getting some new wheels for my 2019 Advance. Wondering if anyone knows how much the stock wheel weighs? Thanks.

NooYawkuh

I don't understand why that's important. Do you have reason to believe that the wheels you're thinking of are significantly different in weight? What effect would that have?

Anyways, I doubt you'll find the answer without taking one off and weighing it.

Burger Steak & Eggs

According to Tire Rack the tire itself is 29 lbs.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...D&autoModClar=

If you can pop one corner off and weigh the tire + rim you can get what you need.

supafamous

30lbs according to the parts guy

amja99

What's it to you if it's important to me or not.
If you dont like the question, you dont have to reply to it.

amja99

Thank you!

supafamous

Lower weight equals better acceleration, braking, and handling. My winters are 15lbs per corner lighter than my OEM A-Spec wheels and it's like the car has lost a few hundred pounds. It doesn't thud over the bumps, it changes direction better, accelerates better etc. Next spring I'm replacing my stock A-Specs with lighter wheels as well, the benefits, for me, are worth it.

catbert430

The OEM wheel is 30 pounds and tire is 29 for a total of 59 pounds.

I installed 20x9 BBS SX rims that are a hefty 36 pounds and a tire that is 31 pounds for a total of 67 pounds.

The extra 8 pounds of unstrung weight at each corner is very noticeable.

If you go for a lighter weight rim, you will probably enjoy the difference. Yes, it matters.

amja99

Thank you sir.