What is curb weight
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Curb Weight is directly realavent to the amount of damage you do to your car's wheels, tires and suspension when you slide into it. (the curb, that is) The heavier the curb, the more damage you do. 
Curb weight is the dry weight of your vehicle.
That means no fluids in it.
Curb weight is the dry weight of your vehicle.
That means no fluids in it.
Originally posted by njmaxseltd
Curb Weight is directly realavent to the amount of damage you do to your car's wheels, tires and suspension when you slide into it. (the curb, that is) The heavier the curb, the more damage you do.
Curb weight is the dry weight of your vehicle.
That means no fluids in it.
Curb Weight is directly realavent to the amount of damage you do to your car's wheels, tires and suspension when you slide into it. (the curb, that is) The heavier the curb, the more damage you do.
Curb weight is the dry weight of your vehicle.
That means no fluids in it.
UMMM I am getting mixed answers here....Which is it, the dry weight or the weight with fluids.....I have always heard it is with the fluids?
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