Alloy weight rating

[jimi1002002]

Afternoon all

Am in the process of buying some new alloys, the weight rating for each is 715kg. I have a panel van with home brew interior rock n roll bed etc, im not sure of my total weight.

Does anyone know the weight of a standard panel van 1.7 diesel. Also do you think the 715 kg per wheel would be sufficient.

Cheers
Jimi

[kevtherev]

715kg sounds good to me as it's a panel.
There are public weighbridges if you want to know your weight.. cost is usually a pint for a weigh up.

Had mine weighed all loaded up for a weeks camping and it was just shy of two tonnes.. I didn't have to weigh the boat, just tow it.
mines a high top Autosleeper BTW

[jimi1002002]

Think yours would definitely weigh more than mine! Nice lights by the way
Jimi

[kevtherev]

Thanks Jimi
what are the rims off?

[jamesc76]

Well from even basic maths that works out as being able to hold approx 2.8 tonne! 1.4 tonne on each axle be hard pushed to get that much wieght in and still pull away!

[jimi1002002]

Thinking about some replica Fuch, still not decided yet too many to choose from. I like the retro look

[kevtherev]

Thinking about some replica Fuch, still not decided yet too many to choose from. I like the retro look

cool..
I like retro... but it's an 80's retro for me.
These vans lend themselves to old school and modern very well

[jimi1002002]

I think so too, I did have white wall flaps fitted looked sweet for a couple of months but started shredding the shizzle out of the tyres

[Red Westie]

Fully Laden weight of around 2400Kg..........I seem to remember.. so 2860kg looks OK

Martin

[jason k]

Thinking about some replica Fuch, still not decided yet too many to choose from. I like the retro look

entirely the wrong et for a wedge fella.

these will kill tyres bearings and your van will drive like shi.te