Thank you so much for your information. You won't believe my chemistry lesson asks us to compare using the wheel weights zinc, iron and lead materials. I did not even know what "wheel weights" are used for..
Yes, some rims do not have a flange on the outboard side, therefore require stick on weights. You can have inboard knock on weights and outboard stick on weights.
This is exactly the information i was looking for. Quick and right to the point, unlike other stuff i found at this time. thanks for the presentation.
This video answered all my questions, watch the full video im sure your answers in here somewhere.
Thank you so much for your information. You won't believe my chemistry lesson asks us to compare using the wheel weights zinc, iron and lead materials. I did not even know what "wheel weights" are used for..
Great Video
Thanks for your explanation....
my tires have knock on and stick on the same tire (both types). Is that normal?
Yes, some rims do not have a flange on the outboard side, therefore require stick on weights. You can have inboard knock on weights and outboard stick on weights.
Fe Zn what about Co
i still don’t understand.. why do we need them at all?
It’s because wheels come out of the factory not perfect.
@@estebangarcia399they are truly heavy enough to make a difference?
The stick on wheel weights suck ass and need to be done away with.I hate them with a deep passion