Wheel Spacers? Anyone have photos?

[BBslider001]

Appreciate the replies fellas. Looking for hub centirc on Ebay. I won't be doing any towing with this truck. My 7.3 dually does all of that. So, is the 1.5" or 1.75" the better dimension? Sounds like 2" is too much.

 

[OutlawDrifter]

2" isn't too much. With a 265/75R16 my tires are still inside the flares. The tailend of the Suburban is wider than the front, ends up being like a 5" difference.

 

[BBslider001]

2" isn't too much. With a 265/75R16 my tires are still inside the flares. The tailend of the Suburban is wider than the front, ends up being like a 5" difference.

Ah alright, this helps a bunch. Thanks!

 

[letitsnow]

I bought my 2" hub centric aluminum spacers on ebay from Venom Wheel Accesories. They have held up well.

 

[BBslider001]

I bought my 2" hub centric aluminum spacers on ebay from Venom Wheel Accesories. They have held up well.

I'll check em out. Thanks! Hoping to not have to spend hundreds.

 

[351FUN]

Why what? Why to the wheel spacers? People use them to even out out the track width on the rear to get it closer to the front's width. I don't remember on the half tons but on the 3/4 tons the rear wheels are pulled inward roughly 1.75 inches and some people don't like the look of that. I am one of those people but have not done anything about it.

Definitely the same on the little ones, my Blazer looks like it's about 2" different. I like it though, gives me a slightly different path offroad for each tire.

 

[1952Chevy]

I'll check em out. Thanks! Hoping to not have to spend hundreds.

I have 2" spacers on the rear of mine. I went with Supreme Suspension on ebay. They are not hub centric but if you have a full float rear axel you won't be able to get hub centric spacers(at least not that I could find). Most of the wheels I have seen aren't hubcentric either(mine are not) lug centric works fine if you are using the right lugnuts and careful on install it works great. I haven't been able to drive mine a whole bunch with them yet, but about 100 miles no issues. I think 2" is perfect for the burb.

 

[mattillac]

I have been running the same set of lug centric aluminum 1.75" spacers since around 2005, this is on my 1999 K2500 with semi floating axle and LT265/75R16 tires.

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They have held up well over the years, have seen plenty of towing and hauling.

If I had to replace them, I might buy a set of these now.

Chevy/GMC Truck 8x6.5 Steel Wheel Spacers - WheelAdapter.com

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A bit pricey though, more than double what I paid for the aluminum ones.

 

[BBslider001]

I have been running the same set of lug centric aluminum 1.75" spacers since around 2005, this is on my 1999 K2500 with semi floating axle and LT265/75R16 tires.

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They have held up well over the years, have seen plenty of towing and hauling.

If I had to replace them, I might buy a set of these now.

Chevy/GMC Truck 8x6.5 Steel Wheel Spacers - WheelAdapter.com

WheelAdapter.com

www.wheeladapter.com

A bit pricey though, more than double what I paid for the aluminum ones.

That looks really good! I never really paid attention to the inset until people started pointing it out. Now I can't stand it LOL

 

[Denny 1991]

I like my wheel bearings!