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Originally Posted by mission2toilet
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http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....tnum=145WR7PHP
Says 20 lbs. I read somewhere else 20.1. Michelin's site used to have easily accessed specification docs and their said 21, but I can'd find that anymore on their updated website. It suffices to say, I'm rounding up because the calculators I've seen online for shipping don't care about ounces when they're dealing with 40 lb packages. Yes, it's probably 40 or 41 lbs and a few ounces, but really, it's better to round up then round down.
Just for grins, I went ahead just now on UPS' website and calculated shipping for 40 lbs instead of 42 lbs, same outer dimensions, just as I did earlier to a residential address for the person who asked to 30144, and it came up with...the exact same price as before. $108, which I rounded up to $110 in my post.