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Push Out. Fit Perfect.Zero Compromise.
Our wheel spacers push your wheels outward for improved clearance, fitment, and stance — while keeping everything hub-centric for a smooth, vibration-free ride at any speed.
CNC machined from aircraft-grade 6061-T6 billet aluminum with Raybestos and Dorman studs press-fit using a 50-ton press — replacement studs available at any NAPA or major auto parts store.
Up To 4"
Thickness
6061-T6
Material
50-Ton
Press Fit
Custom
Sizes Available
Why Choose Ours
Engineered To Perform
Hub-Centric Design
Every spacer includes a precision center bore matched to your vehicle hub — load stays on the hub, not the studs.
CNC Machined
Machined on CNC lathes and mills to tight tolerances — not cast, not imported from low-quality sources.
Replaceable Studs
We use Raybestos and Dorman studs press-fit with a 50-ton press — available as replacements at any NAPA store.
Custom Sizes
Don't see your size? We machine to order — flat and hub-centric configurations available in custom thicknesses.
Specifications
What'sIn The Box
- Aircraft-grade 6061-T6 billet aluminum construction
- Available in Flat and Hub-Centric configurations
- Raybestos and Dorman studs — press-fit at 50 tons
- Made in North America
- Custom thickness up to 4" (thicker available on request)
- Studs replaceable from NAPA or any major auto parts store
- Available for cars, trucks, SUVs, and more
- Ships across Canada
Installation
Four Steps. Five Minutes.
No torque wrench gymnastics — hub rings install by hand in under a minute per wheel.
01
Confirm Fitment
Call or email us with your vehicle year, make, and model — we'll confirm the correct spacer thickness and bolt pattern.
02
Clean The Hub
Wipe down the hub face. Apply a thin film of anti-seize on the bore.
03
Bolt On Spacer
Mount the spacer onto the hub using the supplied hardware. Torque to manufacturer specification in a star pattern.
04
Mount Wheel
Install your wheel onto the spacer studs and torque lug nuts to spec. Double-check after the first 50km of driving.