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Post by Shorty40 »

Anyone have an idea how much a 38x12.5/15 Super Swamper TSL weighs :?:

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Post by Thor »

don't know if this helps much but on a site i see that a 33x15.50 TSL/SX tire on 15x10 steel rim weighs 40kg's.
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Post by planb »

mounted on 15x10 steel wheel they're about 45 - 50kg
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Post by Shorty40 »

OK, does any one know how much a 15x10 steel wheel weighs :D

I need to know so I can get 4 TSLs freighted from Brissie :cool:

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Post by Area54 »

Weight won't be the deciding factor in the freight price, it will be volume. The freighters will price according to the volume when the items are tyres, so they will more than likely need accurate dimensions over tyre weights.
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Post by Shorty40 »

Area54 wrote:Weight won't be the deciding factor in the freight price, it will be volume. The freighters will price according to the volume when the items are tyres, so they will more than likely need accurate dimensions over tyre weights.


Ohhhhh :roll: You learn something new everday ;)

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Post by V8Patrol »

I did this 2 weeks ago !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yep its the volume ... and a tip ...If you use a "convential pallet" then its a heigher freight cost... one of the "skip Pallets" ( slightly smaller) is the second best way to go, but sent individually was the cheapest, This way they stack em where ever there is space on the truck....
TIP:... get em sent as a single consignment .. labeled as "package 1 0f 4, 2 of 4, 3 of 4,and 4 of 4. this way they stay together but cost the minimum freight wise.
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