Balancing weights for cars, trucks & motorcycles – All rim types, all gram increments
Adhesive and clip-on weights for all rim types – from standard steel rims to sensitive light alloy rims. Here you'll find balancing weights in all common gram increments for cars, trucks and motorcycles.
Your selection:
- Adhesive weights for alloy rims: Self-adhesive weights for all light alloy rims – no scratches, clean appearance.
- Clip-on weights for steel & truck rims: Robust clip weights in all common weight classes for cars and commercial vehicles.
- Motorcycle weights: Narrow special weights for motorcycle rims – in appropriate gram increments for two-wheel balancing machines.
100 g impact weight for calibrating balancing machines
Adhesive weights for motorcycle rims 100 x 45 g bars
Adhesive weights for motorcycle rims 50 x 40g bars BLACK
Adhesive weights for motorcycle rims 50 x 40g bars CHROM
Adhesive weights set 5 gram stick-on-balance FE60 | BLACK
Adhesive weights set 5 gram stick-on-balance FE60 | GREY
Balancing weights | Impact weights assortment | 36-tlg
Double roller holder for adhesive weight roller | BLACK
Plug-in weights for motorcycle rims 10 g - 25 pieces
Plug-in weights for motorcycle rims 15 g - 25 pieces
Balancing Weights: Selection, Quality and Usage Tips
Balancing weights seem trivial, but are critical for smooth driving behaviour. Incorrect weight classes, dirty adhesive surfaces or poor-quality adhesive on adhesive weights cause weights to fall off – and then all the balancing work is undone. Quality pays even with consumables.
How do adhesive weights differ from clip-on weights?
Clip-on weights are clamped to the rim edge. They're quick to mount, but not suitable for sensitive alloy rims due to the mechanical stress on the rim edge. Adhesive weights are glued onto the clean, grease-free inside of the rim. They're invisible from the outside and protect the rim surface. Modern adhesive weights with good adhesive strips hold reliably even in heat, cold and with tyre cleaners.
What to do if an adhesive weight doesn't stick?
The most common cause of poor adhesion is an insufficiently cleaned adhesive surface. First remove all grease and silicone residues from the rim (use brake cleaner), dry the surface completely and warm it slightly if necessary. Then firmly press the adhesive weight and hold for a few minutes. At ambient temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius, adhesive weights are harder to fix – if necessary, pre-warm the rim and weight.
