Hi, Teo. Used in the right manner, wheel spacers are safe. It's a good, cost-effective way to widen your vehicle's track for handling and 

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After installing bolt on spacers, it is a good idea to remove all wheels after 100 or so miles to double check the torque on all the lug nuts. It is also a good habit to check torque specs before and after each off-road trip, regardless if you have spacers or not. Final Thoughts. Spacers have been around for multiple decades, and as long as

2022/5/30 · Why are wheel spacers not safe? Because slip on spacers push the wheels further out on the same set of studs the wheels go on, they also reduce the amount of stud left for the lug nuts. At a 1.5mm thread pitch, this equates to about 8 full turns of the lug nut. If

Proper Size Wheel Spacers Are Safe Wheel spacers come in a very wide variety of sizes. For most OEM setups, spacers up to and including 12mm will not cause rub issues. For aftermarket wheels and tires, you have to take wheel offset into consideration. Simply put, a 1-inch wheel spacer will reduce about 25mm offset.

There’s a lot of bad advice and scaremongering on the internet with regards to this issue but, in reality, wheels with properly installed spacers are just as safe as those that don’t use spacers. One common complaint about wheel spacers is that they will cause bolts or studs to bend or break. This is not the case, however, as the load from

Wheel spacers' safety depends on their quality and types. Materials used must have high yield strength, tensile strength, fatigue strength, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance. Aerospace aluminum 6061-T6 and 7075-T6 are high-performance materials BONOSS use all the time to ensure the toughness and durability of products.

5/17 · So, are wheel spacers safe for daily driving? — as long as you take the appropriate safety precautions, they are totally safe. Avoid buying cheap spacers because you may ultimately pay much more for them. It is always a great idea to regularly inspect and give the spacers another check after 100 miles of driving to make sure they’re still

Yes, wheel spacers are safe for racing, and many people use them for racing because of the added traction and grip benefits. Similar to off-roading, you will 

6/2 · Well, that is because while wheel spacers are safe, they do come with some problems. Depending on the size of the spacer you use, the steering can feel heavier than usual. Since the wheel spacers help you create a wider track to follow, you have to put in more effort to control and navigate the wheel.

In that regard, wheel spacers are safe as long as the materials they're made from are strong enough to support those forces. If you can safely