Fitment Hardware & Parts

Identify what the spacer changes A slip-on wheel spacer sits between the hub and wheel, adding distance without providing a new set of wheel studs. The original studs must pass thr...

M14 x 1.25 describes the thread on a wheel nut or bolt: a nominal 14 mm diameter with 1.25 mm between thread peaks. It does not establish that the hardware fits your wheel. Before ...

A 5x114.3-to-5x120 wheel adapter must match the vehicle at its inner mounting face and the wheel at its outer face. Confirm both bolt patterns, both center-bore interfaces, the ada...

Start with the clearance problem A 3–5 mm slip-on spacer moves a wheel outward by that amount. It can help when a wheel is just touching–or nearly touching–an inboard component suc...

Confirm the conversion direction A 5x114.3 to 5x112 wheel adapter has two different bolt patterns, one on each face: Vehicle side: 5x114.3, to attach to the vehicle’s hub Wheel si...

An 8x170 → 8x165.1 wheel adapter must match the vehicle’s 8x170 hub on its mounting face and present an 8x165.1 pattern to the wheel. Confirm that direction before ordering: the pa...

A 6x135-to-8x170 wheel adapter mounts to a vehicle with a 6x135 hub and provides an 8x170 mounting pattern for the wheel. Before buying, confirm that the adapter’s vehicle side and...

A hub-centric ring for a wheel with a 65.1 mm center bore and a vehicle hub measuring 56.1 mm is specified as 65.1 mm outer diameter × 56.1 mm inner diameter. The outer diameter fi...

Confirm the two diameters For a wheel with a 67.1 mm center bore going onto a vehicle with a 60.1 mm hub pilot, the hub-centric ring size is: 67.1 mm outer diameter × 60.1 mm inner...

The correct size: 67.1 mm outer diameter × 64.1 mm inner diameter For a wheel with a 67.1 mm center bore going onto a vehicle with a 64.1 mm hub pilot, look for a hub-centric ring ...