Tire Help

Can anyone tell me the weight of the stock wheel and tire setup on the off road. Thanks in advance.

 

The stock GY Wrangler Adv? 42lbs.

Tirerack is a great resource:
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...6WATAOWL&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes

EDIT: You said rims as well. This guy says 24lbs. Seems about right.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2016-trd-off-road-wheel-set-only-30-miles-usage-480-sold.397585/

 

Thank you. I think wheel is 22.4 so 64+ total

 

Tirerack used to list 2 different Wranglers; one at 36 lbs(made in Canada) and one at 42 lbs(made in the USA).
My OEM Wranglers were Made in Canada...just sayin', those might not be the OEM spec tire.

 

Well that messes up all my math. Wanting to get KO2 and trying to stay close in weight.

 

Just curious...where were yours made?

 

It is possible, you just need a 17” wheel. I swapped to 17s for that very reason:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...eel-tire-combo-trd-rock-warriors-ko2s.381030/

 

Not sure I'll need to look.

 

With his wheel tire combo total was 72 lb. with the 53 lb 16" and Ray 10s at 21lb that's only 74lb.

 

Yes, but if you went Ray 10s in 17 you’d be at 68lbs. And C-load KO2s will ride better, and provide better acceleration, braking and MPGs over their E-load counterparts. Weight on the outer edge of the tire is also more detrimental than weight at the center of the wheel.

You could also run 17” OEM 4Runner Pro wheels and come in at 70lbs a corner while saving over $100/wheel over Ray 10s.

Just pointing out options.

 

I’d never heard that before. But mine is made in Canada. But all other specs match to the one listed on their site now. 112T service, 640 treadwear, etc.

 

FWIW, I posted about it in 2015...
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-tires-improvment-or-the-same.397985/#post-11027401