Topic: Anybody have some tire weights?

[Volcom]

I'm looking to bump up to some larger tires.  I was planning on running some 37" MTR's but am kinda throwing the idea around about running some SS SX's 38*12.5.  I am also curious about the 36*13.5 Iroks.  Anybody have a list of the popular tire sizes and their weights?  The reason I'm asking is that I'm worried about getting a SS TSL or SX and having them weigh too much for my weak little 22R with a crapload of miles on it.  I plan on regearing to 5.29's.  It's not a daily driver but will be driven to the trails here in CO.  Some of the mountain passes kick my truck's butt now stock with 31's 

Thanks for the help 

[BLACKDOG]

37" MTRs arent too heavy, I dunno the wight for sure, but i I think it could handle it.  Dunno about the others

[TOYJOETA]

We could just pull off one of my tires and weigh it

[mr4x42u]

The interco site does not give any tire weights,,but any thing radial will weigh more then a bias..
here is the intoco site with most of the info,,does not give weight though..

http://www.intercotire.com/body_index.htm

[WHITE_TRASH]

Sx's are pretty heavy compared to most other tires since they are steel belted and have monster lugs/side biters.  My 38.5x14.5's on 15x10 steelies with Longfield weld on beadlocks and 2 full shots of BB's weighs in at 133 lbs....  The iroks are supposed to be a lighter tire than many of the other lines of interco tires.  Id say of all that you listed the mtr's would be the lightest.

[Weldo]

I kinda like the MTRs.  Aggressive, but not too aggressive, looks like a decent trail tire.

P.S. If your worried about your motor being underpowered, how about an intake, header and exhaust, and cam shaft!

[Westy]

did anybody ever find info in regard to this post? I am in the same boat as volcom - I am lookin for some 36s to run...I too have a 22r and I dont want too heavy of a tire - I was lookin at the 36x13.5 Iroks, 36 SXs or something similiar...not over 37 though but bigger than 35s...

[TOYJOETA]

I bet you that a 37" MTR is lighter than a 36" TSL SX or an Irok