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Factory wheel & tire weights - All Models
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One question I haven't seen answered - has anyone reported the country of origin for the Sasquatch wheels?
I was pretty disappointed in the quality of the finish on my OBX wheels, and was pretty surprised to see that they were stamped "Made in China" on the backside. Coming from the Toyota world mostly, where factory wheels are often very high quality, it makes me question if I'll keep my Sasquatch wheels when my 2 door comes in.
I was pretty disappointed in the quality of the finish on my OBX wheels, and was pretty surprised to see that they were stamped "Made in China" on the backside. Coming from the Toyota world mostly, where factory wheels are often very high quality, it makes me question if I'll keep my Sasquatch wheels when my 2 door comes in.
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Would it be possible to add all the offests to the wheels as well?
It would be a one-stop thread for information on the wheels.
It would be a one-stop thread for information on the wheels.
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Base and Big Bend, have 55mm offset.
I'll add that to the first post. The other wheels I'll need others to share that with me to include in summary.
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Sasquatch wheels and Wildtrak wheels are identical except for the color of the rings, offset is +30 mm. The 315/70R17 Goodyear Territory tires are 52 pounds, Sasquatch wheels are 35.5 pounds for a total weight of 87.5 pounds.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/sasquatch-wheel-and-tire-weights.24920/
The tire weight for the Badlands BFG tires in 285/70R17 is incorrect, according to BFG’s chart they weigh 50.3 pounds for raised black letter. The Badlands non beadlock wheels are 28 pounds each, not sure about the beadlocks.
More data from this thread:
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/weight-of-stock-wheel-and-tires.20371/
I weighed the optional Badlands wheel (beadlock capable) with the BFG KO2 285/70-17.
It was pretty porky at 86.2 lbs. (shown with 33x12.5-15)
Like had been stated here, I found the optional badlands wheel with the 33" bfg to be 85.8 pounds. The regular badlands wheel and tire, about 79. The fuel shok 17x9 with an e rated toyo open country CT 86 pounds. And my latest Fuel Shok with the 35x12.5x17 Toyo ATIII was this. Which surprised me considering it's also 10ply. That I believe is lighter than the sasquatch wheel and tire set up with a tire that's about an inch taller and more robust.
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Maybe someone with BD tires can confirm but my understanding is OEM is the LT version and possibly >50 lbs each. The 44lb version would be P version
Perfect, made the decision for me. With all the takeoffs out there, I should be able to just buy a set of BB takeoffs to replace the stock. $500, done. Less than a pound in each corner. The Volk and 33s can wait....
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Heavy AF. 36 pounds.
Also the badlands beadlocks are 35 pounds, barely any different between them and the larger 8.5" on the sas.
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what about non-SAS Badlands standard wheels?
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