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  1. 18th August 2008, 11:10 AM #1
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    Rim/Wheel Load Ratings

    Have heard it said that x rim doesnt have a high enough load rating for y application...

    Does anyone have a link or listing for LRover Wheel load ratings.

    Of particular interest to me are these steel rims.

    Standard 130 rims 16x6.5
    Standard 110 rims 16x6
    Old School Rangie Rims (pressed out centre section) 16x6
    Series1 Disco 16x7

    Any clues. I assume the rating will be in kg or N or something?

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    Lots a looks no answers...

    Been hunting down info - not listed in vehicle manual or workshop manual... but found the following on the interweb so maybe spurious? Anyone fill in the blanks?

    LRover Steel Rims

    Descrp PartNo. Dim. Offset Load Rating

    Rangie Rim 16x5.5
    110 Rim ANR4636(NRC7578) 16x5.5 33.3mm
    WOLF tubed ANR5593 16x6.5 2200kg
    WOLF tubeless ANR4583 16x6.5 2200kg
    130 Rim ANR1534 16x6.5 20.6mm 936kg ???
    S1 Disco Rim NTC5193 16x7 1650kg


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  3. 19th August 2008, 06:01 PM #3
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    Question

    Ive got a rough n ready guide that I use but it doesnt cover the weights and is more aimed at the sheds than the rangies...
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