codeman94

I have been wondering for a while as to where would be a good place to weigh a car....and would it cost anything to get on a scale so large? Would a truck stop with a semi scale work? I'm not sure, becuase I think semi's get weighed per axle, or something weird like that. I have a lot of fiberglass components, and would like to see how much they changed my curb weight....

199

maybe the port? they weight cars that are being imported or exported,, i might be wrong..

port as in shipping port

mudshuvel319

I dont know if you have the luxury i do, but about 1/2 mile from my house is a moving company ( I think it's called Reed's). Anyway, they charge by weight, and in the middle of the parking lot is a weigh-in station, where I can pull on to it (after hours of course), and a mechanical scale displays the weight of my car. My car weighs 3280 without me in it. Check local moving companies, and see if they have the same thing.

Evil_Capri

Some drag strips have scales, and/or short tracks. If you ever make it down to Indianapolis I think IRP has scales.

Knight

There is like a gravel yard near where i live and you just drive in and park on the scale read the number and leave before anyone says anything. lol

codeman94

I live kinda near a seed factory....like corn, soybean, etc....think they would have one?

Knight

I really don't know if seed would be as heavy as rock that they would need scale to test the load amount.. go look around.