How much does a tyre weigh?
Typical weight
7–25 kg
That is 15.4–55.1 lb.
A steel-belted rubber casing that carries the vehicle load on a cushion of compressed air.
Passenger car tyres 8-13 kg; SUV and light-truck tyres 16-25 kg. A commercial 11R22.5 truck tyre is 55-70 kg.
By type
| Type | Typical weight |
|---|---|
| passenger car tyre | 8–13 kg |
| truck tyre | 50–75 kg |
| bicycle tyre | 190–1,200 g |
How that compares
Tyre against things of a similar mass.
Bicycle 6.8–28 kg
Printer 4–45 kg
Toolbox 1.5–120 kg
Tyre 7–25 kg
Mute swan 7–15.5 kg
Stand mixer 7–15 kg
Andean condor 8–15 kg
Desktop computer 3–25 kg
More about a tyre
- How much does a tyre cost? 60–450 $
- How long does a tyre last? 3–10 yr
- Tyre vs Car battery Side by side
- Tyre vs Fire extinguisher Side by side
Common questions
- How much does a tyre weigh?
- A tyre weighs 7–25 kg (15.4–55.1 lb). Passenger car tyres 8-13 kg; SUV and light-truck tyres 16-25 kg. A commercial 11R22.5 truck tyre is 55-70 kg.
- Which type of tyre is the heaviest?
- Of the types listed here, truck tyre is the largest at 50–75 kg.
Related pages
- How much does a tyre cost? 60–450 $
- How long does a tyre last? 3–10 yr
- How much does a car battery weigh? 11–30 kg
- How much does a transmission weigh? 40–160 kg
- How much does a engine block weigh? 25–120 kg
- Tyre vs Car battery Side by side
- Tyre vs Fire extinguisher Side by side
Sources
- Typical range compiled from manufacturer specifications — At One Place