How Much Does a 16-inch Alloy Wheel Weigh?

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DiCharlotte
07/30/25 9:15am
16-inch wheels generally weigh around 6.95KG. Below is relevant information about wheels: 1. Classification: Wheels are also called rims. Depending on the characteristics and requirements of different vehicle models, wheel surface treatment processes may vary, mainly categorized into painting and electroplating. 2. Size: Generally, in passenger cars, larger wheel sizes and higher tire aspect ratios can visually enhance tension effects and improve vehicle handling stability, but this comes with the added issue of increased fuel consumption. 3. Width: Wheel width, commonly referred to as the J value, directly affects tire selection. For tires of the same size, different J values will result in different choices for tire aspect ratios and widths.
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