What are wheel spacers?

Wheel spacers are a modification mechanism installed between the wheel hub and the wheel center, mainly used to increase the wheelbase, improve the appearance and improve handling. It is made of high-performance black anodized aluminum, has corrosion resistance, and can perfectly match the wheel hub bolts.

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The role of wheel spacers

Material and installation method

Applicable scenarios and installation suggestions

The role of wheel spacers

‌Increase aesthetics‌: By adding spacers, the wheel profile will appear wider, making the wheel eyebrow flush with the outside of the wheel, thereby improving the appearance of the vehicle.

‌Improve stability‌: For some micro vehicles, such as mini vans, by adding spacers to widen the wheelbase, the vehicle's turning stability can be improved and the risk of rollover in special circumstances can be reduced.

‌Adapt to different wheels and vehicles‌: Wheel spacers (also called reducers or adapters) are used to adjust the installation size of the wheel hub to adapt it to different vehicle and wheel hub combinations.

Material and installation method

Wheel spacers are usually made of high-quality aluminum and are treated with a "black anodizing" process to prevent corrosion. During installation, you need to ensure that the gasket can be accurately placed in the center of the wheel hub and can perfectly match the wheel hub bolts.

Applicable scenarios and installation suggestions

Applicable to car owners who have extreme requirements for vehicle appearance, and specific models that need to improve vehicle stability. During installation, you need to ensure that the thickness and size of the gasket match the vehicle requirements, and it is recommended to install under the guidance of professionals.