What does FN-Zn 30 mean? 30grams
Reading tire rim weights
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Originally Posted by eljefino
Yes. The Zn is that it's zinc, and FN is the profile, that is, the shape of the rim it clips to.
FN is common on Japanese cars.
Very good, it is a Toyota Venza 245-50-20 tire.
They installed qty 11 1/4 oz weights on the inner rim.
They used Force Matching, but they don't remember the reading but it was less than 20 lbs. I used a different tire installer and a junkyard OEM rim. The same tire on my car's alloy generated a previous force of 36 lbs.
Originally Posted by eljefino
Yes. The Zn is that it's zinc, and FN is the profile, that is, the shape of the rim it clips to.
FN is common on Japanese cars.
Very good, it is a Toyota Venza 245-50-20 tire.
They installed qty 11 1/4 oz weights on the inner rim.
They used Force Matching, but they don't remember the reading but it was less than 20 lbs. I used a different tire installer and a junkyard OEM rim. The same tire on my car's alloy generated a previous force of 36 lbs.
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Originally Posted by eljefino
That tire shop sucks-- they should have bigger weights in stock.
Are you happy, though?
It's my full size spare and in the shed. The Venza has a mini and cannot accommodate a full spare. Hopefully I won't be using it in the near future.
That tire shop sucks-- they should have bigger weights in stock.
Are you happy, though?
It's my full size spare and in the shed. The Venza has a mini and cannot accommodate a full spare. Hopefully I won't be using it in the near future.
Originally Posted by Patrick0525
They installed qty 11 1/4 oz weights on the inner rim.
That's sloppy work.
They installed qty 11 1/4 oz weights on the inner rim.
That's sloppy work.
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