Wegmann Wheel Weight Assortment 1 — 1,525 Piece Coated Clip-On Wheel Weight Kit

What comes in the assortment

Wheel Weight Assortment 1 is a stocking package rather than a single box of one size. It contains 1,525 coated clip-on weights spread across 7 different styles, described by the manufacturer as covering the styles needed for today's passenger vehicles. Buying weights as an assortment suits a shop that balances a mix of vehicles each week and does not want to guess which clip profile the next wheel will take. Alongside the weights, the kit includes a color coded rack and bins, a coated install and removal tool, an alloy wheel gauge, and an application chart. That means the inventory, the storage for it, and the reference material to pick from it all arrive together, so the bench is ready to work the day it lands.

Vehicle coverage and what it does not include

The stated application for this kit is passenger cars and light trucks. The 7 styles are there because clip geometry changes with rim type, and a weight that seats correctly on one flange will sit proud or fall off another. The application chart and the alloy wheel gauge are the tools for making that call before the weight goes on. Two limits are worth stating plainly. Everything listed in this kit is a clip-on weight, so if your work also calls for adhesive tape weights, those are a separate purchase. And the listed coverage stops at light trucks, so medium and heavy truck work is outside what the manufacturer specifies for this assortment. Confirm your vehicle mix against that before treating this as your only weight inventory.

Storage, organization and shelf mounting

The kit is supplied with a color coded rack and bins, and the rack is shelf mount. That matters more than it sounds. With 7 styles and 1,525 pieces on hand, the practical failure mode is not running out of weights, it is losing track of which bin holds which style and grabbing the wrong clip mid job. Color coding the bins makes the pick visual instead of a squint at stamped numbers. Shelf mount means you are planning for a shelf, wall shelf, or bench back with enough depth and support to carry the loaded rack, rather than a free standing floor cabinet. Decide where the rack lives before it arrives, ideally within arm's reach of the balancer so the tech is not walking the shop for every wheel.

The install tool, gauge and chart

Three items in the kit are about fitting the weight correctly rather than supplying it. The install and removal tool is coated, which is the same reasoning behind the coated weights themselves: the surfaces that touch a customer's rim are the ones that leave marks, and a bare steel hammer or pry tool on an alloy rim is a comeback waiting to happen. The alloy wheel gauge lets you check the flange before you pick a weight, and the application chart tells you which of the 7 styles matches. Used together, they turn weight selection from experience and guesswork into a short repeatable check. For a shop bringing on a newer tech, or a mobile mechanic who sees an unpredictable mix of wheels, that reference material carries real value.

Key features

• 1,525 weights on hand — a full stocking quantity, not a starter box, so the balancer bay stays supplied
• 7 different clip-on styles — covers the styles the manufacturer lists as needed for today's passenger vehicles
• Coated weights — the coating is on the pieces that contact the customer's rim
• Color coded rack and bins — pick the right style visually instead of reading stamped sizes
• Shelf mount rack — designed to live on a shelf or bench back near the balancer
• Coated install and removal tool — fit and pull weights without bare metal on the rim face
• Alloy wheel gauge and application chart — check the flange and match it to the correct style before installing