Thicker spacers, like the ones on our 4Runner, slide over the wheel studs and then bolt to them with their own low-profile lug nuts. Then, on the outside, they have their own set of studs that the ...

Most wheel spacers bolt onto a truck's axles or hubs, and include studs that wheels are mounted on. Adapters, on the other hand, also have studs, but they're arranged in a different bolt pattern.

The benefits of wheel spacers, and their drawbacks, are generally controlled by what kind of spacers you get and what size you go with. For starters, you'll need to get a spacer that properly fits ...

In this video, we explore the handling quirks of the Alfa 147 GTA, specifically examining the effects of bolt-on wheel spacers on its performance. We'll investigate whether these spacers genuinely ...

These JDM FIC hub-centric wheel spacers are CNC machined from Dura aluminum and fit a number of bolt-pattern wheels, which include 4/5x100 and 4/5 114.3 accordingly.