Important Safety Advisory

As with any component you purchase for your vehicle, installation should be done by a qualified technician. We've provided the following information as a general 
reference for purchasing and installing these spacers/adapters. The following list isn't all-inclusive and may be different depending on the vehicle you drive, 
type of wheels you have, and ideal setup you're trying to achieve. Failure to install properly may cause your lug nuts/wheel studs/spacers to loosen or break while 
driving. If you are not confident or familiar with the installation, please ask a trained professional for help.


 Before Purchasing

- Measure your wheel gap for clearance. You will need at least 3/4" (20mm) of clearance to prevent the wheel/tire from hitting the fender or fenderliner.

- The vehicle’s wheel studs need to be measured. If the studs are longer than 3/4" (20mm), it will extend past the spacer's surface.  It may not be possible to bolt the wheel safely onto the spacer, depending on whether your wheels have pockets/cavities around the mounting pad.

- If your vehicle does not have 12x1.5 threaded wheel studs, you would need to purchase the correct threaded lug nuts for proper installation.



WARNING: The included lug nuts extend past the face of the spacers. IT IS REQUIRED that the back of your wheels have small cavities (at least 2" width and 1/4" deep) in the mounting pad for installation of these spacers. These cavities are NEEDED so that the lug nuts and wheel studs can sit in this pocket.  Verify this before purchasing.





 Before Installation

Check compatibility of spacer-to-hub, spacer-to-wheel, and lug nuts (thread pitch & seat type)


 During Installation

- Installation should be performed by a trained professional using proper tools.
- Avoid using an impact wrench or any pneumatic tools; improper usage may cause damage to components.

- Ensure proper thread engagement. Typically, its a minimum of 5-8 turns before the lug nut tightens, however, it varies depending on thread pitch and type of vehicle.

- ALL Lug Nuts (on the spacers and the wheels) MUST be torqued to manufacture specifications.


 After Installation

- Test drive your vehicle to ensure the hardware is installed properly. Pay close attention for any noises, vibrations, or compatibility issues (such as fender rubbing).

- Inspect and re-torque ALL lug nuts after 25-50 miles of driving. This requires you to take off the wheels to tighten the lug nuts holding the spacers to your vehicle. 




 Note: No returns or exchanges once product has been installed on the vehicle.

Note: This is an aftermarket component. The trademarks used in this listing are registered trademarks of their respective owners, and are used only to identify the vehicles to which this part fits.