Description
- Sarv stick-on wheel balancing weights are designed for alloy rim applications where a clean look and accurate balancing are important.
- Each strip weighs 50 grams and is intended for use in correcting wheel imbalance to improve ride comfort, reduce steering vibration, and support more even tire wear.
- Manufactured from steel, these sticker weights provide reliable durability and are well-suited for regular use in tire shops, service centers, and balancing bays.
- Stick-on weights are commonly preferred for alloy wheels to help maintain rim aesthetics compared to external clip-on weights, depending on the wheel design and service requirement.
- When applied properly on a clean, dry, oil-free surface, the adhesive-style format helps ensure stable retention during normal driving and wheel rotation.
- Suitable for a wide range of light vehicle applications including passenger cars, SUVs, vans, and light trucks with alloy rims.
Technical Specifications
Material: Steel
Weight per Strip: 50 g
Export Markets
Sarv supplies automotive tools and accessories to global markets including USA, UK, Europe, Middle East, Asia, Africa, Japan, South America, and other international regions.
Shipping & Logistics
Export-ready packing suitable for sea and air freight
Clearly labeled cartons for easy handling and inventory control
Bulk shipment options available for distributors and fleet buyers
Global exports to 70+ countries
Custom packing and private labeling available on request
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are wheel balancing weights used for?
Wheel balancing weights correct wheel imbalance to reduce vibration and improve ride comfort.
Are these weights designed for alloy rims?
Yes, these are stick-on sticker weights intended for alloy rim applications.
What is the weight of each strip?
Each strip weighs 50 grams.
What material are these sticker weights made from?
These wheel balancing weights are made from steel.
Which vehicles can use these 50 g sticker weights?
They are suitable for passenger cars, SUVs, vans, and light trucks with alloy wheels.
How do I apply stick-on wheel balancing weights correctly?
Clean and dry the mounting area, remove oils/grease, then apply the strip firmly to ensure proper adhesion.
Can sticker weights be cut into smaller increments?
That depends on the strip segmentation. If the strip is segmented, it can typically be cut to the required weight.
Will these weights stay on at highway speeds?
When applied to a clean, dry, oil-free surface using proper procedure, stick-on weights are intended to provide reliable retention in normal driving conditions.
