What types of wheel weights does ToolSource carry?

ToolSource offers a wide variety of wheel weights, including clip-on, adhesive (stick-on), and balancing beads. You can find options suitable for steel, aluminum, and mag wheels. We carry over 2000 different wheel weights from brands like WEGMANN automotive, Avenger, and COUNTERACT BALANCING BEADS.

Do you sell wheel weights specifically designed for aluminum wheels?

Yes, we offer clip-on and adhesive wheel weights designed for aluminum wheels. These weights are often coated or made from materials like zinc to prevent corrosion and damage to the aluminum wheel surface. Look for product descriptions that specify compatibility with aluminum wheels.

What are the differences between clip-on and adhesive wheel weights, and which is right for me?

Clip-on wheel weights attach to the rim flange, while adhesive weights stick to the wheel's surface. Clip-on weights are generally used on steel wheels, while adhesive weights are often preferred for alloy wheels or when a more discreet placement is desired. Consider the type of wheel and the desired aesthetic when choosing.

What material options are available for wheel weights at ToolSource?

We offer wheel weights made from various materials, including zinc, steel, and coated options. Zinc wheel weights are a popular lead-free alternative. Coated weights provide added corrosion resistance, especially important in harsh environments.

Do you sell wheel weights in bulk?

Yes, many of our wheel weights are available in bulk quantities. Check the product descriptions for packaging options and quantity discounts. This can be a cost-effective solution for shops that frequently balance tires.

How do I choose the correct weight size for my wheels?

The correct weight size depends on the amount of imbalance in the wheel and tire assembly. A wheel balancing machine is required to determine the necessary weight. Consult the machine's instructions and use the appropriate weight increments to achieve proper balance.

What should I look for when purchasing adhesive wheel weights?

When buying adhesive wheel weights, look for a strong adhesive backing that will securely attach to the wheel. Also, consider the weight material and coating for corrosion resistance. Some adhesive weights are pre-cut into segments for easier application and precise adjustments.

Are lead wheel weights still available?

Due to environmental concerns, lead wheel weights are being phased out in many regions. ToolSource primarily offers lead-free alternatives such as zinc and steel. Please check your local regulations regarding the use of lead wheel weights.

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1.0 oz. Coated Mag Weight (Box of 25) - WEGMANN automotive

Name: 1.0 oz. Coated Mag Weight (Box of 25)
Brand: WEGMANN automotive
SKU: 386707
Price: 13.94 USD
Availability: PreOrder

Part #: AW100N

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Specifications

Manufacturer: WEGMANN automotive Wegmann Automotive
Model Number: AW100N
Individual Weight: 1.0 oz. (approximately 28.35 grams)
Quantity: Box of 25 individual weights
Package Weight: 1.8 lbs (approximately 0.82 kg)
Package Dimensions: 4 x 4 x 2.5 inches (approximately 10.16 x 10.16 x 6.35 cm)
Product Type: Coated adhesive wheel weight for alloy wheels

Key Features

Corrosion-Resistant Coating: Each 1.0 oz. wheel weight features a durable, protective coating designed to resist rust, salt, and environmental elements, ensuring long-lasting performance and appearance.
Precision Calibrated: Manufactured for accurate mass, these weights provide precise balancing to eliminate wheel vibrations effectively.
Alloy Wheel Compatibility: Specifically engineered for use with magnesium and aluminum alloy wheels, preventing potential galvanic corrosion often associated with dissimilar metals.
Convenient Packaging: Supplied in a box of 25 pieces, offering an efficient and organized solution for automotive service centers and mechanics.

Applications

Automotive Wheel Balancing: Ideal for achieving optimal wheel balance on passenger cars, SUVs, and light trucks.
Tire Service and Repair: Essential for professional tire shops during tire installation, rotation, or repair services to ensure a smooth ride.
Alloy Wheel Maintenance: Designed for application on high-end or standard alloy wheels where corrosion protection and aesthetic integration are priorities.
Vehicle Performance Tuning: Used by enthusiasts and professionals to fine-tune vehicle handling and reduce road vibration caused by unbalanced wheels.

Benefits

Enhanced Driving Comfort: Eliminates vibrations from unbalanced wheels, providing a smoother and more comfortable driving experience.
Extended Tire Longevity: Proper wheel balancing prevents uneven tire wear, maximizing the lifespan of tires and reducing replacement costs.
Improved Vehicle Handling: Contributes to stable steering, better braking performance, and overall improved vehicle control and safety.
Maintained Wheel Aesthetics: The protective coating not only prevents rust but also helps the weights blend seamlessly with alloy wheels, preserving their visual appeal.
Prevents Galvanic Corrosion: Specifically formulated to prevent detrimental reactions when in contact with alloy wheel materials, safeguarding both the weight and the wheel.
Professional Reliability: Ensures consistent, high-quality balancing results, vital for professional automotive service applications.