Weber 66096 Genesis II 600 Series Cast Iron Cooking Grates

What Problem This Part Solves
These cooking grates replace rusted, chipped, or worn-out grates that cause uneven cooking and food sticking. Cast iron is critical for grilling performance—it retains heat extremely well, helping eliminate hot spots and produce better sear marks. Replacing your grates restores consistent cooking results and improves overall grill performance.

Key Features
Three-piece cast iron grate set for full 6-burner cooking surface
Porcelain-enameled coating helps resist rust and improves durability
Excellent heat retention for strong searing performance
Even heat distribution across the entire cooking area
Reversible grate design (flat side and sear side) for versatile cooking

Cast iron cooking grates are known for holding heat longer and distributing it evenly, improving searing and overall cooking consistency

Compatibility / Fits Models
Fits Weber Genesis II 600 series gas grills
Compatible with models such as Genesis II 610 and Genesis II LX 640
Designed for 6-burner Genesis II cookboxes (2017 and newer)
Fits most grills within this series—confirm model number before ordering

Installation / Use Instructions
Remove existing cooking grates
Place new grate sections onto support ledges
Preheat grill and lightly oil grates before first use

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FAQ Section

Does this fit my grill?
This grate set fits Weber Genesis II 600 series grills such as E-610 and S-610. Confirm your model before ordering.

How many grates are included?
This is a 3-piece set designed to cover the full cooking surface of a 6-burner grill.

Do these require seasoning?
Yes, occasional oiling helps prevent rust and maintain non-stick performance.

How long do they last?
With proper care, cast iron grates can last many years.

Is cast iron better than stainless steel?
Cast iron provides better heat retention and searing, while stainless steel is lower maintenance—this set is ideal if you want maximum grilling performance.