CKAuto1/4oz, 0.25oz, Black, Adhesive Stick on Wheel Weights, EasyPeel Tape. Cars, Trucks, SUVs, Motorcycles, Low Profile, 60oz/Box, U.S. OEM Quality, (240pcs)

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Good wheel weights for high end rim where you dont want the clip on wheel weights showing on the front or damaging the rim face. They are sliced individaully and have some good adhesive on the back. They were super easy to use and apply. I hope they will stay stuck on for a while as if they come off the tire will come unbalanced. I put some duct tape over the weights as well to try to protect the adhesive on the bottom of the weight as long as possible.

Bought these to match my rims color. I recommend buying the bigger pack in case they take more to balance

Excellent stamping quality. Good color (mine completely matched the color of the wheels of the new disk). Actual weight is less than stated. Each weight weighs 0.24 oz instead of 0.25 oz (1/4 oz)

Just what I needed! Strong adhesive. Easily separated.

I purchased these for a recent pinewood derby my kids participated in. They got the job done and didn't break the bank.

I balance the tires on my beaters at home using a bubble balancer. Laugh if you want to but I can dial the balance in well enough that I don't get any vibrations or unusual tire wear at 80+ MPH. Since neither my truck nor my elderly Toyota will go much faster than that, what I do is good enough for the use they see.Since I deal with different wheel types I didn't want to have to sort out clip-on weights in different styles. I really prefer lead weights but lead is expensive and getting harder to find, so I bought these.These weights have two jobs to do: Stick to the wheel, and not corrode. They do both a lot better than I thought they would.The last time I worked in an automotive garage 20+ years ago I dealt with some really mediocre stick-on weights that would fly off after a while. I HATED those damn things. No matter how I prepped the wheel, they would launch themselves into the stratosphere after a few months. I bought these hoping for the best but mentally preparing myself for the worst.Well, I've never had one fly off yet. I prep the inside of the wheel with a Scotchbrite pad and brake clean, wipe everything down, and stick the weights on. The only time they come off is when I scrape them off to change tires.I've also never had one rust, though I was expecting the worst when I found out they were steel. Whatever they've done to finish them is working, because even after a few years of driving in rain, mud, snow, and road salt I haven't had one rust or stain my wheels.I've been using the same box for a few years now, and I've balanced maybe 4 sets of tires in all. At this rate, if the adhesive doesn't dry out this box will be a lifetime supply. They still stick well and I haven't had any problems. I probably won't need more anytime soon but I would buy some in a heartbeat if I did.

I use these to add weight to my train cars. Very sticky.