THE TRUTH ABOUT SPACERS!

What are spacers? What is the difference between a spacer and an adapter? What are the pros/cons to both? Do I need spacers and if so, are they safe? All of your spacer questions are now answered! CHECK IT OUT!
Check out Spacers/Adapters here: bit.ly/2Cml4bN
Want to lift YOUR truck?
bit.ly/2tNrPRi
Looking for WHEELS and TIRES?
bit.ly/2tPKjAK
ADD your truck to the gallery
bit.ly/2Es9Zse
VIEW our gallery at:
bit.ly/2DgLW0N
Subscribe now to stay up to date on all videos coming out from Custom Offsets!
goo.gl/P71pkN

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

"Just buy wheels that fit" They say. www.customwheeloffset.com/wheels-tires

[@ronaldzeits3027]

First like

[@c_losgarage71]

Hey so I bough rough country 6in lift for my 2011 ram 1500 4.7L I bought 20x12 -44mm 5x5.5 wheels and 35x12.50x20 ironman mt tires. Do I need to run spacers in the back and if so what size, I appreciate the help.

[@mikegriego3671]

It hits the lower control arm.

[@kaseylea6593]

why dosnt ur web sight have the mazda b series

[@Levil000Editz-]

I have a 2012 Tahoe would it be ok to just throw some spacers on just for looks?

[@410kane]

Also some people (like me) want to keep the factory wheels and also have a wider track width

[@nghtmrshtkp2713]

@@kyleyoung7341 yeah. They do that a lot.

[@mazdajason]

I want to retain my factory wheels but go with wider taller tire on my suburban

[@savagesapper4260]

That’s all I want to do. I want the factory wheels/ rims to meet the edge of the fender flares on the truck.

[@sirdumbthicc4294]

@@kyleyoung7341 a lot of tire shops won’t even work on your truck if it has wheel spacers on it. Les Schwab wont. I just use a local tire shop that will take your business regardless.

[@brian5128]

@@kyleyoung7341 theyre not gonna tell you spacers cus theyre unsafe

[@vdubwinkie]

Legend has it theres a direct correlation between how big spacers are and how much bedazzle is on the owners back jeans pockets.

[@thewretched2474]

Facts!!!

[@austinsirasang7510]

Idk man. I got 3" spacers and have plain ole wranglers that don't sparkle and also run a farm.

[@theeasternfront6436]

Ha!

[@speterbilt]

And the little gay knife on the bedazzled girl belt too

[@caseykosek2673]

They sell spacers at the same store as vape pens and bedazzled mens jeans

[@dupee5223]

If you change the track width on either the front or back in correlation to the other half of the vehicle, (I.e. putting a 15mm spacer on the back of your front wheel drive Honda) it will change the overall stability of the car. Car makers make the front track width wider for stability purposes.

[@quantumleap4023]

The garage noises are nothing compared to the heavy rock blasting in the "background"

[@BluudRedd]

Right

[@dabmaster4470]

I have a 95 burb with a 4 inch lift on 33x12s running bora spacers. 3 years of hard use and still going strong.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Make sure you add it to our gallery if you haven't already! customoffsets.com/add

[@marrag1]

I have bora spacers on my truck for about 5 years now and im surprised that they still havent broken yet even though a lot of people keep telling me that spacers aren't safe yet i had no problems for a long time with them.

[@GweGwe-lu9ob]

I’m keeping them on my back tires my front driver side broke on me 2 days ago after a year.

[@tonymetalfan]

To clarify further and kind of put this a different way, answering a common question I'm seeing you guys ask: Fitting a vehicle with wheel spacers will not stress the axles hubs or anything any more then fitting just a rim with the equivalent backspacing

[@JohnD0129]

I totally agree. I was looking at my spacer and thought heck it looks like it’s part of the rim. What difference if the wheel had that offset anyways

[@AnthonyJ350]

I put BORA spacers on the rear because my Fabtech lift knuckles widened the front track.

[@justaguyandhisdog9328]

Best spacers

[@colecrocker937]

Do a video on hub centric wheels if there are any. Preferably wheels with offset

[@Stacked_Outdoors]

How about a video of the “correct way” to install them? I hear of too many ways guys do it and I’d like to know how you guys do it. Some guys use thread lock and some don’t. Also will the hub centric ring on the spacer fit my xd grenades or will it cause a vibration?

[@DallasTechie]

Got spacers specified to my car's year, make, model, and trim. Installed for exact instructions. Torqued nuts to specifications. It makes a clicking sound when going from reverse to drive and vise versa.

[@invaderlean]

ive got a set of 2 in spacers on my ford ranger, it just helps prevent rollovers

[@zack3ry01iver6]

I put some 15 inch eagles on my old 4 runner (1 inch smaller from oem) and in the video you said spacers would not solve inside rubbing of the caliper to the rim but i put some 2 inch spacers on it to pull the wheel away from the hub and it did solve the problem.

[@tomnlwinski2765]

I got 1.5 inch spacers all around to clear 35s on a leveled 2005 2500 cummins and tow 18k-20k pounds all the time

[@EpilepticBob]

Good too know, when I got my wheels done I never did 12 wides just because I just didn’t put much thought into it. But wanted to run spacers to give a bigger stance on my truck with the Levelling kit. Plus better clearance since I have 33s on stock suspension on my 18 GM and rub. So a level and spacers later my truck should better lookin pretty mean

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Make sure you get it added to our gallery after you get everything on and lookin all mean! customoffsets.com/add

[@brandon_coleman2319]

Custom Offsets can i add mine when i get mine looking good

[@Fit4C]

Jesus loves you alot trust in His death 4 salvation and be saved from eternal hell ❤ Jesus died on the cross for you bro.

[@neonsky595]

Thinking about putting a 2/4 drop on my 2000 Chevy Silverado. I also wanna put 1.5 in. Spacers in. I’m going to run the stock wheels.

[@gassadually6879]

another reason to run spacers is for duallys to fit wider tires so you put a spacer in between the two back wheels so the tires don't rub on eachother.

[@peteralfudalan6467]

Perfect explanation my friend. Thank you for the enlightenment. Keep goin. Now i know..

[@radiatedbrain4930]

Checking/Torquing the spacers every now and again (say once a month) will help ensure theyre safe. How ive done it on my 2in spacers for 6 months and no issues

[@chrisriddle5248]

I have never had an issue with my spacers

[@dylansmith3]

What’s the best steps to go about installing them? Did u lock tight the lug nuts that hold the spacer?

[@tvrift]

I always see the argument to get a more offset wheel and skip the spacers, but isn't this doing the exact same thing as a spacer geometry wise? Wouldn't the added stresses be exactly the same?

[@dnalor8753]

theoretically yes but spacers also add more points of potential failure so it's not just a 1 to 1 like that

[@rustler08]

No, they're not the same. While the drivetrain stress is the same, and you're going to be ruining wheel bearings left and right, you're adding leverage on two different points and you have an additional failure point

[@dnalor8753]

@@rustler08 yea I'm trading in my eco for a gt and ditching the spacers, will save up for proper fitment rims this time lol

[@joesteel3459]

@@rustler08it is an additional point of failure, but it doesn’t stress the wheel bearings any differently than an equivalent offset spaced wheel. The leverage is the same regardless if the same offset is induced via a spacer or wheel alone.

[@codymoncrief8478]

Spacers are usually ok with wheel hubs that have dual tapered roller bearings (eg full- floats and older solid axle fronts). On any other hubs (ie any half-ton truck) they notably increase the loads on the wheel bearings and shafts and decrease the load capacity of your axle/hubs and therefore of your truck.

[@jg8263]

Any discussion of spacers, adapters, or tires with more offset is not complete without discussing the impact on scrub radius, which will significantly impact tire wear, steering force/input/responsiveness, and as you somewhat touched on hitting the outer side of the fender.

[@enriquesford]

Have you made a video on two piece wheel adapters? I'm considering getting a 5 to 6 lug wheel adapters for my 10th gen f150

[@joshuaratzlaff9252]

I run 35 x 12.50 r 16.5 on a stock ride height ford f150 no spacers just shaved and re worked my fenders to off-road fenders :)

[@chrisgosselin6399]

I have 2in in my rear to keep up with the fronts extended a arms

[@TheRaptor1964]

Great video. Explain perfect.

[@mrjv750li]

Fuller !!!!

[@jamesbonanno3359]

I've been running inch and a half spacers on my Jeep Wrangler for a couple years now. The key as Fuller stated, is to purchase quality spacers. Hub Centric and lug Centric is quite important. During install proper torquing is key. Also it doesn't hurt to use never seize behind the spacer so that it will release if and when the time comes to remove them. Loctite as well so a good idea. Jim...out.

[@tipsreviews7476]

Thank you.

[@jamesbonanno3359]

@@tipsreviews7476 anytime.

[@stevenclay4920]

I run a set of 2" 100$ eBay spacers on my. Bronco,35" tires muddin climbing jumping pulling trailers with no issues for 4 yrs. Maybe I'm the exception but I would buy them in a heartbeat again if I needed them.

[@t-martz2883]

What brand?

[@Hdlc27]

Can you say what brand did you purchased and how has it hold up to you? Thank you.

[@privateer177666]

Do spacers affect wheel/axel bearing wear or preload?

[@unclebishoppeskitchen5838]

I had to use spacers because after I lifted my trailblazer in order to put bigger tires on I had to clear the upper ball joints. I actually had to use a 2" in the front to fit 33"s. I only needed a 1" in the rear to flush the rear to the front.

[@t-martz2883]

I have a trailazer that's not lifted, just have some nice BF ko2's and want to put 2in spacers all the way around. Good idea? Or problematic later?

[@unclebishoppeskitchen5838]

@@t-martz2883 it's a good idea. The only thing to watch out for is garbage parts. You want to make sure the spacers are CNC machined from a single block of aircraft aluminum and make sure they are hubcentric. Meaning there is a channel on the mating surface that hugs the hub ring as well as a lip on the exterior that mates with the rim that imitates a hub ring.

[@FusionKota]

I have 1.5 inch hubcentric spacers on my Jeep and so far they haven't caused any problems. They make my Jeeps fitment poke just millimeters out from the fender and it looks nice and mean along with a 2 inch leveling kit. Profile pic is outdated btw lol jeep looks better now 👌

[@themrrd12345]

Which 2 Inch lift did you get? I'm thinking about putting one on my WJ

[@dylansmith3]

What’s the best way to install them properly? The adapters? Did unlock tight the lugs that hold the adapter

[@loganclark312]

I uploaded two of my trucks to the gallery today so can you guys do a from the gallery? Maybe mine will make the cut😂

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Send an email to [e-mail] with a link to your gallery add and they'll see if they can get you on the list!

[@JimAirborne25]

I'm planning a Titan swap on my Xterra. Straight up swap on the front end, stock 16" rims, 33" tires, and 4" lift. Any knowledge you guys have about similar mods requiring front spacers to keep rub from happening with the Titan UCA's? I'm wanting to know since my research has led me to believe that I'll need 2" spacers for the back to even out the line from front to back. If I might need a spacer up front, I'll want to know how much larger the rear spacer will need to be.

[@haydenhorton8827]

you should do a “pros and cons” video for wide tires. i want to know about how they are when towing.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

We’ve got towing videos in here!

[@rhwoodshop]

OK, just so I wasn’t going to be “one of those people”, I watched just about all of your spacer videos but I did not get an answer to my burning question. You talk about the performance of the spacer on the truck itself but how will it affect the ability to tow a trailer because that is added weight put onto the rear suspension/wheels. I have an tongue pull RV that has a total tow weight of around the 7000 pound mark MOL and I am concerned that continuous towing of an RV on spacers will cause damage even on hubcentric spacers of 1 1/2 or 2 inches leading to breakage. Can you enlighten me on that aspect please. Thank You!!! Great work on the information I’ve seen thus far.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Hey man, shoot us an email to [e-mail] and our team will be more than happy to help explain this for you!! 🙏

[@algonquinuncle]

I have a factory 1” lifted 2020 Ram Warlock Classic 4WD and I’ve been searching for a spacer and leveling kit. Any ideas or suggestions on what brand or size I should get? Very new to this lol

[@user-vk6lf6wk7j]

Somebody ask whistlindiesel about spacers.

[@jeremywilson7219]

love him

[@marrag1]

WHAT?!

[@sedric6153]

Yeah lmao

[@koltonj4069]

Hes something

[@nghtmrshtkp2713]

Honestly he's proven that wheel spacers are perfectly safe on trucks. I've never seen a spacer break on his channel

[@mogyver69]

The directions on the spacers said recommended torqueing to 100 ft lbs but my GM vehicle recommends 140 ft lbs. what do you guys torque your wheels with Bora spacers. Do you torque to manufactor specs. I added 1.5"to the rear of my 05 silverado. looks much better

[@Aaron86v]

On your website you have aluminum and steel spacers, is there a difference between the two besides the price/material? Is one generally stronger than the other? Will one resist heavy loads in the rear of the truck more? I use my truck to carry at most 1700lbs of materials for work sometimes, so just want to make sure i get the most durable one. Or does the weight in the rear not affect the spacers at all?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Go with steel! It will hold up better than aluminum. Make sure you buy quality.

[@I41535D]

If you have stock wheels Use the wheel Spacers If you plan on using a wheel spacer, just get new wheels with a better stance

[@thenewlife.pt2724]

Hey I was just on the website. Looking into some 3 inch spacers. But what's the difference steel vs aluminum ? I thought aluminum was stronger ?

[@tyef572]

I'm putting bora 2 inch on my ram 2500 diesel because I like the factory rims , but want a wider stance with my 35x12x18. Also leveled 2 inch.

[@Boobtube.]

do you still have the truck and can you report on any issues?

[@tyef572]

@Boobtube. yes I still have it. Never have had a problem at all. Just don't buy cheap spacers

[@Boobtube.]

ok, thanks!@@tyef572

[@THENathanWhitmore]

Do the Bora spacers come with lugs to attach to your hub? And also do I still need to use after market lugs for my wheels after putting on the spacer?

[@mustangs07083]

Have a 2018 Ram 1500 4WD and looking to lift or level it. I’m unsure how much a difference a 4in lift would make compared to a level. Obviously I know one is going to be, 4in taller lol but I’m considering getting in and out for my daily driver and also reaching the engine compartment. I don’t do any off-roading or anything like that, it’s my daily driver. I don’t want to do any kind of cutting, I really don’t want to cut the frame. So far my choices were to get the readylift 4in sst lift, but I’ve heard the ride quality is more stiff and not great. Also was looking at doing bilstein 5100 front and back with new springs/coils set at 2.1 and if I want I can add a spacer later with new upper control arms. Not sure what’s more reliable, offers the better ride, and what’s worth the money so I don’t buy something I don’t need. What do you think?

[@theresatoledo48]

Im having trouble going from 5x100 lug bolts to 5x114.3 lug studs. I’ve thought about a stud conversion, I’m nervous the front studs won’t reach into the hubs. I’ve found adapters, but most bore centers are to small. Mines is 65.1 I either find 64.1 or 66.7 Any thoughts on going about this?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Shoot us an email to [e-mail] and our experts may be able to help!

[@MiTzRocky28]

Hey just so you guys know the k1500 models are 6 lug k1500 is 4x4 c1500 are rwd and they are 5 lug so I don’t know if your site is broke or what is it but you definitely need to change that I put in 1998 gmc k1500 4x4 and Chevy 1998 k150 4x4 and they all were 5 lugs which are incorrect the 88 to 98 4x4 are all 6 lug out the factory so just so people who don’t know a lot about there truck instead of spending 100$ on the wrong spacers you should fix that. The c1500 and k1500 are both 5 lug on your website for the spacers. So please change that not hating or anything I love you guys and your videos but that’s something that should be fixed so people don’t buy the wrong spacers. idk if you guys just have a picture of the 5 lug for all the spacers pictures and you do get sent the right lug nut amount when you get the spacers sent to you but it’s a little confusing like I said especially people who don’t know a lot of trucks or cars in general

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Its a stock photo for almost every single size and type of spacer there is to show people what the spacers look like, but images shown may not be comparable to the product.However, it is understandable how it can get confusing though and we can see about getting that changed around to be more helpful. Thanks for the feedback!

[@MiTzRocky28]

Custom Offsets thank you guys just trying to look out for the newer people y’all helped me a lot in deciding on want to get I figured out what I wanted to get with yours guys website. Found the American outlaw lone stars 20x9 +10 and hankook dyno pro atm 275 55 20 and they look great on my truck

[@willrobison9710]

What are the best rims going to be for hauling trailers?

[@billdelafuente2155]

Wheel spacer is a cheaper option instead of buying a new negative offset rims. Bora is quite expensive. I bought a Thailand made spacers made of forged 6061 T6 for only $150/set of 4.

[@timcox3617]

Can you guys do a video on how to improve a leveled truck ride? Got a 3.5 inch super lift lift and rides terrible on my 2015 Silverado 1500 what mods could I get to make it ride better ?

[@trevor108]

When is your site going to be updated with some Colorado Zr2 features?

[@Oogiddyboogway]

Maybe if Chevy puts out something quality first :D

[@Onedrank]

Great information 👍

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Appreciate the feedback🤙

[@KR3WZ1]

Do you have to get an alignment after you put spacers ?

[@Jsteezyfishing]

What does it mean when the lift kit you bought says “backspacing 5.75” in the discription

[@evanquade4764]

Wore the bearings out of my truck I love spacers!

[@jerrybear3081]

i think the difference is guys who use their trucks like big sports car (no work being done and bearings be ok) compared to the guys who use their trucks for work.

[@Whiskey11Gaming]

This has less to do with the spacers themselves and more about the wheel/tire combo and the effects on scrub radius a spacer has. OEM's design suspension components around a certain scrub radius. The bearings are specced specifically to handle the loads through the wheel/tire combo at that radius. When you add a spacer and move the wheel further out, you change these forces and either have too much, or not enough scrub and wear out the bearings from over or under loading them. (the under loading happens from not moving enough grease around the bearing race). Most people don't put spacers on to keep the same track width, so that is where the "myth" it is caused by spacers comes from. If you keep the overall same track width, a spacer will do no more harm than the factory wheels do absent any vibration issues they may cause if they aren't balanced well.

[@Daddy_D2015]

So I had a slight rub on the back of the wheel well, thought 1/2" spacer would help. Made it a little worse. I want a little wider, so what should I do....

[@teamsonniedadlife6915]

03 tracker with 4 1/2" lift I switched to 16" rims same bolt patter with 32" tires New rims only allow for 2 or 3 threads on lug nuts Will wheel spacers/adapters fix this

[@taylortrivett1836]

Now I got a little decision to make. If y’all can help with your opinion that would be great. I can either get 37” fury mt’s wrapped around 24x14’s or 22x12’s in 37” Nitto ridge grapplers because ridge grapplers in 37x13.5R24 are uncharged like 1k from 22’s and I don’t like the small diameter deep dish wheels (22x14). To get the same poke as the 14 wides I would have to get inch spacers all around. On a daily driver what would be the best descision? 14 wides on mt’s or 12 wides on rt’s and 1in spacers? Buying the 12 wides also saves me around 1k.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Both setups can cause some extra wear and tear and both are going to be pretty similar all around, but we would say go with the 12 wide and spacer if you buy hub centric if you would like to save some money man! 🤘🏼

[@taylortrivett1836]

Custom Offsets thanks for the response guys. I’ll be buying from y’all in the near future!

[@heaphmane7110]

I put a 3.5” front / 3” back lift on my Silverado 1500 and have lt 295/70/17s ... would I be able to run 2” offset without it rubbing on my inner fenders?

[@violentmetalhead]

Used 1.25" spacers on my 2wd 2000 S-10 to keep the 15x8 wheels from rubbing on the tie rods. Puts the wheel right at the fender's edge.

[@Dr.Westside]

Proper rim offset would fix that.

[@codydunn242]

I had 15x9s on my 2wd s10 all the way around without rubbing.

[@user-sj8tb4si1y]

Thanks for info

[@papadickhead423]

Also, what about using spacers on a truck that tows pretty often?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

As long as they are installed and torqued correctly, you should not see any issues towing with wheel spacers! You can take a look at our wheel spacers here! customoffsets.com/spacers

[@michaeldobberstein5365]

What is your opinion on adapting a 5 lug to a 6 lug? There's not many options for a 97 ram 1500 in its stock bolt size....

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Check out our 5x5.5 lug wheels here! bit.ly/2UWrVS3

[@breeeeach]

Truck wheel spacers are different that car spacers? I don't know. My drift car is running 17x10 +0 offset wheels on all four corners and I have 25mm spacers in the rear and 50mm spacers in the front. That's 1 inch in the rear and 2 inches in the front.

[@tomgorneault8317]

I kinda wanna buy some spacers just to allow some space for bigger tires so I dont have any tire rubbing on my wheel wells on my 2014 silverado. I want to get it a 6 inch lift and some bigger tires without cutting any of the wheel wells

[@kjf1093]

Can I put some 33 in tires on a Chevy Silverado 1500 2011 with a 3.5 lift without rubbing

[@wesleehein28]

I think the main question that gets asked is does it cause pre mature hub bearing wear/fatigue/failure?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

The spacers themselves do not, however the sizes of the wheels you put on could have an affect on premature wear of the wheel bearings.

[@Whiskey11Gaming]

@@CustomOffsetsTV You really should have added that into the video and explained why. Any time you change the track width of a vehicle substantially using wheel offset or spacers, you put wheel bearings/tie rods, ball joints, u joints out of spec for their operating ranges and can see failures. The rate of failure depends entirely on how far out you push the track width from factory. You could, in theory, run 15" spacers with a ridiculous wheel with factory scrub radius and track width and have no issues with wheel bearings at all because the force is transmitted through the same plane as factory.

[@CSJiGSaW08]

Exactly and is their alignment issues/wear on tire threads faster?

[@johncarpenter9846]

So I have a 2011 f150 with a 2.5 inch leveling kit. I am running and 18x10 -24 with 33's. I wanted to make it wider with 2 inch spacers. Put a set on my truck and the top of the tires were tipped in. Went to take it to get an alingment but they said it couldn't be done because there wasnt enough to adjust it to correct the alignment. My upper controle arms are maxed out with the 2.5 inch level. Any ideas of what I could do to run the spacers without ruining my tires? Cheapest way possible.

[@FatGreenSheep]

Fuller, I’m considering doing an axle swap on my truck(2nd gen dodge 1500) to one tons(from a 2nd gen 2500). That being said, I don’t want to buy two sets of wheels. Would it be safe/recommended to run adapters on my stock axles(5x139.7) for wheels I’d eventually put on tons(8x6.5)?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Yes that could be a possibility, just make sure the bolt patterns are correct and you shouldn't have a problem!

[@richeer-wheels5773]

Very good video, a clear introduction to spacers

[@CollinsCreativeImages]

Ok so big question. I have a 2020 f150 that has factory 20s on it. I just want a little negative offset but want to keep the factory wheels. Would a 1.5 inch spacer be good for this and how much offset or how far will the tires stick out

[@albertosalinas9039]

Do you guy have sell lifts for older truck models like square bodies for example?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Check out our available suspension kits here! customoffsets.com/suspension

[@TylerBrittingham]

Ordered a pair of BORA's from y'all. Best place for hub centric rings? 116.7mm -> 125.2mm

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Send an email to [e-mail] and theyll see what they can get for you!

[@crikmtb5338]

Custom Offsets my cuz put spacers on his Silverado and they bent the axle dude y’all left false info they ruin your truck bro

[@danielweinstein7189]

Always have problems with my bearings if I put to big of a spacer on.

[@jamesgarcia4924]

I added spacers to my 96 Grand Cherokee and had to replace all wheel bearings two months later. Obviously an old car will require more maintenance when you modify it. Keep it in mind.

[@macksampson7389]

A Gough yeah you would know because the only thing you put wheel spacers on is your cars in gta 😂

[@Whiskey11Gaming]

Did you widen the stance of your Cherokee over factory? If yes, then that is why you had problems with wheel bearings. When you use a spacer to widen the stance of the vehicle, or change a wheel offset to do the same, you change the way stress is transmitted to the bearings in the suspension. That may cause problems depending on how much load the bearing was designed to handle.

[@magma5.o_h191]

Here is my reason for spacers 14 wides look like steam rollers. 12 wides are perfect with as much stance as possible lol

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Check out our wheel spacers here! customoffsets.com/spacers

[@codyparker679]

14 wides on 15.50 tires looks great to me. But 3in spacers to Make em wide looks good with how tall it is

[@mattbrew11]

Fuck wide wheels. Look like absolute shit

[@josegonzales4423]

I put adapters on my f150 they weren’t even cheap the lug nuts got loose on one wheel while going down the highway it got real shakey and I lost 2 bolts of 5 but it looked cool af while it lasted

[@avendesora222]

Did you retourqe you’re wheels 100kms after install?

[@josegonzales4423]

Mills Outdoors I did maybe the highway riding was just too much for it I tightened them down while stopping at gas stations too I’m not saying it’s a bad idea to use them plenty of people have good experiences with them it just didn’t work for me for whatever reason

[@chrislucas7046]

My buddy has a 2018 chev Silverado with a rough country lift on the factory black five spoke wheels stock tire size and it has been aligned but the tires rubbing on the control arm. I got a 2" leveling kit ready to install on my truck but I want to run a 33" All terrain tire instead of stock how much of a spacer would be good on the factory 20's without running into that rubbing issue do you think?

[@the_bacon5902]

Don't they increase wear on all suspension and steering components by like, alot? Especially wheel bearings?

[@stifflers69mom1]

In theory yes ….but I had wheel spacers on a 2008 f150 for 80000 thousand miles……in total the truck had 175000 miles and the bearings where still good the day I sold it ….I did do a suspension refresh at about 160000 it needed it upper control arms were shot not too bad tho

[@Vanquishfanboy]

The reason I’m running spacers is because I bought my wheels when the truck had a level and then 6 months later I put it on a 6” lift So I added spacers for a temporary fix until these tires wear out

[@clashclans4487]

1999 F250 Super Duty RWD. If I am wanting to keep my factory rims w/ 265 / 75 R16 BFG All Terrians and wanting to push the tires out to obtain that wide stance. Would a 2" spacer do the job? Thanks for any answers in advance!

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Yes that'll give you a wider stance! bit.ly/2O1SMdK

[@cmj115]

How can people still have questions? There are only like 3 to begin with. 😂

[@ihong4858]

does zone do the same as rough country where is pushes out the front wheels on a 6 inch 99-06 gmc sierra 1500?

[@diegogarcia693]

I have a single cab ram with a 6" rough country lift with 20x12 with Toyo open country custom light and all that but put 2" hub centric spacer but i didn't have the centric ring

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

That is not safe, you should really look into getting the rings.

[@diegogarcia693]

@@CustomOffsetsTV thanks i am this place called American wheels and tires has them appreciate it

[@tdi_connoisseur]

Spacers are a necessity on old trucks, I’ve got 3 inch spacers on my 1946 kb2 and the wheels are still tucked.

[@t-martz2883]

What if I have a stock trailblazer with some BF ko2's and want to put 2in spacers all around. I don't haul anything or drive "off-roading" either, would it still cause bearing issues etc? Thanks

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Make sure you buy hub centric and you should be fine. It will still cause extra wear and tear though.

[@brayan9274]

Hey I want to add some sort of spades to my Ram 2006 1500 but don’t want to buy new tires. Rims I have on are the original and want to keep them just want them to stick out 1-2 inches any tips or advice ?

[@justinlepage5133]

I never got spacers on my old truck, had the biggest duratracs I could fit. My concern with the new rebel I just got is rock chips from my wheels sticking out further... Does this happen and if it does what can I do?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

You could possibly do a clear bra on the rocker panels and door bottom!

[@I5ZQ8]

I had BORA 2" spacers on my sierra 1500 with 35s and never had a problem in 78k miles that i had them.

[@I5ZQ8]

@Yc 530 4" BDS lift on stock all terrain 20" wheels... Only rubbed a touch in the front.... The spacers were to even out the rear since the front was widened with the lift.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Yc 530 Check out our gallery and see what others were able to make fit! customoffsets.com/gallery

[@bullytitanskennel1193]

Hey Fuller, so I put a ready lift level kit on my 2003 suburban with 20x9 and 305/55/20 equivalent to 33” but not happy with the would spacers work I prefer the 20x12.5 look if possible

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Spacers would definitely help you get more stance! Check them out here! Customoffsets.com/spacers

[@bullytitanskennel1193]

For that more aggressive stance what size would you recommend 2” or 1 3/4”? Thanks for the link bro

[@impala-wf2sd]

I have 17 trd sport with a pro comp 3/1 level kit. Running 285/70/17 ko2 on stock wheels 7.5 wide +30 offeset. Wheels rub on uca at full turn. What size spacers can i run to clear the rubbing??

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Shoot us an email to [e-mail] so an expert can help get the perfect fitment!

[@sb6232]

Illegal in some states, Here in CA..I had them on my 4runner, went to Discount Tire, Evans, Pep Boys, ORW (..weird because they sell them..)and a few others..Nobody would even touch the vehicle. No tire rotation, no balance, was also told it voided the warranty on the brand nw tires I had already purchased, as well as the new Bilsteins i put on all the way around.... Took them off..not worth it...Just have to get different wheels with a neg offset. Too bad, looked cool and was much cheaper alterative to wheels.. : (

[@alexwarren2648]

I just got 3 inch spacers and my factory lugs aren't lug enough. What size lugs do I need to get? I have a 2000 Chevy s10

[@DrGand]

How do they affect payload? I would like spacers for my 03 Ford 7.3L, but I regularly have 2000-3000lbs in the bed.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

As long as they are installed correctly you should see no issues hauling or towing with wheel spacers! Check them out here! customoffsets.com/spacers

[@aleksfoxtrot8044]

You may be okay. But anytime you put the wheel further out you are giving weight more working leverage on your axle, bearings, springs, and other components. So in theory if you have a 2" spacer past factory spec and you load the bed to factory capacity your bearings, axle, and springs would be overloaded by book spec.

[@tejasdipper5460]

Loves yall videos

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Thanks for the love🤙

[@collinwall5169]

Don’t spacers also help with fitment in the case where one cannot afford or just decides not to go with custom order wheels? Like say the offset is no bueno and you rub on the inside since the rim is wide and has a fatty of a tire

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Yes spacers can help!

[@kanakafarian]

Important question bro how about installing wheel spacers on a 2010 Tundra with original TRD pro 18 wheels but bigger 295 70 R18 tires will it be safe?!🤙🏽

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Will be fine Kanakafarian

[@Coxfame]

I have 2001 4runner I lifted up 4 inches and installed 285 75 16 tires on them with stock rim. It rides good but u am noticing my front tires are rubbing the top inner arm of my new parts they installed. I was thinking to get 1.5 or 2 inch bolt on soacers do you have a link for those? Thanks for your help.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Absolutely - www.customwheeloffset.com/store/spacers-adapters

[@josephmalinowski6817]

about a month ago ask you a question about what do you do with your parts after you change bumpers or other things you told me call Pick N Go or junkyard I got a Dodge Ram couldn't find a bumper in a junkyard do you recommend a company that sells Quality stock parts

[@brayden9150]

Joseph Malinowski what year make and model there’s a pick n go place that one of my family friends own I may be able to help you out