Flip I've got the ones by Replica. I'm running KDW's 285/40/17 and the total weight for rim and tire is 46lbs. Didn't realize tires can be so heavy.

 

Hey I am in Kosovo at Bondsteel, I cant wait to see Germany again cause I'll be on the way home. AFS has mail...again.

 

Well AFS got on the ball and emailed me back within an hour. They said that these weights are approximate but here they are:

17x11 50mm offset 23lbs

17x11 36.5mm offset 24lbs

If these numbers are close than they sound like a great deal.

 

That sounds fairly accurate. My AFS 17x11 50mm offset with Dunlop SP 8000 315 weigh in at 58lbs. Dunlop says their 315 weighs 35.3lbs.

 

I'm a bit delayed but told you I'd get you some weights and will do that

I just bought a real good bathroom type scale for $50 but I'm still a bit disappointed. It seems that no matter what, if I shift my weight just a little on the scale it will give me readings that are different by a pound or two. The scale I got is supposedly accurate and reads out in 0.2 lb increments but a lot of good that does if I can vary it by 2 lbs just by leaning forward a hair.

Anyway, I got some weights for you and I tried to get a consistent 3 in a row so what I have here should be very close. I'll post some extras that I just took too for others who might be interested.

9.5" Torque Thrust II - 22.8 lbs
AFS Chrome 11" ZR1 style - 25.8 lbs
AFS Chrome 9.5" ZR1 style - 23.0 lbs
AFS Black 11" ZR1 style - 25.4 lbs
AFS Black 9.5" ZR1 style - 22.8 lbs
Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3 315/35/17 - 31.4 lbs
Goodyear Eagle F1 GS-D3 275/40/17 - 27.0 lbs
Pirelli P7000 315/35/17 (slightly used) - 31.4 lbs
Pirelli P7000 275/40/17 - 28.4 lbs