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Wheel adapters ?????
Good day,
FWIW, I run Spider Trax 1.25" spacers on our Jeep Liberty and have so for the last 2 years without any problems whatsoever. I check the torque on the additional 20 wheel/spacer nuts everytime I rotate the tires. BTW, our Rig has 236,700 kilometers/147,078.6 miles on the clock and it still has the original wheel bearings. And yes, our KJ gets wheeled hard all year round! As far as there being extra strain or stress on the wheel bearings, it is not any different than using wheels which are wider or have a different offset or back spacing. On Sat, 25 Jun 2011 18:21:38 -0400, D-R > wrote: > Gonna use spacers/adapters temporarily with some oversize tires, Toyo >LT285/70 on a 2008 JK with stock rims. What size adapters would you >use... I am thinking 1.25" should be enough but might go to 1.5" if >anyone has experience that would indicate it. Only be using them for >about 6 months with no off road games.... Then the right rims and off >road in Arizona! |
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