why

[MAXIBOY]

when buying alloys wheels weight is one of the most important issues that affects how a car drives do none of the thousands on alloy wheel suppliers included weight in any of the specs or selling information. :evil:

[Bailey_1260]

Oz and speedline do.

[MAXIBOY]

have you any sites

[summeh]

there is a big ass list of wheel weights in this forum somewhere mate.

[MAXIBOY]

yeah i have one but trying to decide on new rims an most sites are crap. especically when your looking for a non standard fitments.

keep having to phone up to be told not that offset not that stud pattern not that size.

need a site where i can enter size width pcd offset and get a list off what available so i can choose rather than continually choosing only to be told there not available.

also with the above you could enter all the above specs then have options to list by weight price colour etc.

if only i could build websites

[Bailey_1260]

I deal with alloys at work mate so will have a look and get you some websites/numbers.

Not at work next week though so you would be best reminding me a week on sunday.

Dont think there is any sites that do what you want thoug.

What is it you are looking for?

Obv PCD 4x100 lol

[MAXIBOY]

18 inch 8 to 8.5 wide 0 to 15 offset 100pcd 60.1 bore light weight

[matty w]

18 inch 8 to 8.5 wide 0 to 15 offset 100pcd 60.1 bore light weight
you wanna speak to motorsport wheels my mate works at there birmingham branch anh he's well clued up on wheels

[summeh]

Tells you a lot about who they are marketed at.

Good idea for a website maxiboy :wink: Probably not that many people will know those specs though.

[MAXIBOY]

Tells you a lot about who they are marketed at.

Good idea for a website maxiboy :wink: Probably not that many people will know those specs though.

but as a trade website with every brand listed you could also show customers what available or list them by model just as easily.

but its difficult if you have to phone every supplier to find that i can,t find any i like and then most don,t know the weight.

think i,ll be going to image wheels or similar.

[Purple]

A bit old school, but I always bring along a digital bathroom scale whenever I go shopping for rims. Plus, I don't trust rims dealers when the say it's ultra light weight. Some rims have weight stamped on the insides of the rim, but can be 1 kg over the stamped weight when put on the scale.

[BRUN]

id also recommend speaking direct to the suppliers if your after such info

Motorsport Wheels would be a good choice, they deal with OZ, Fox, MVK and some others

most companies dont publish wheel weights though so your looking at specific light wheels really from the likes of OZ and Speedline, maybe Koenig aswell if you can get hold of them