This video will show you how to install wheel spacers if your oversized tires are rubbing as you turn the wheel.
Installing Rugged Ridge 1.5 wheel spacers on a Jeep Wrangler TJ
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Thanks for the tips, I have OEM Wrangler Gambler style wheels with 5.5 inch
backspacing that I want to put on my 1994 Wrangler. Now I just need to
figure out how wide of a spacer I will need.
Rachel, always glad to see a girl doing her own work. Very cool. If I could
make one suggestion though. You should lose the jewelry while working, as
nice as they are. Real easy to lose a finger instead. I came really close
years ago with my wedding ring. Never wore it again. Wouldn’t fit over the
scars. Keep on keep’n on.
35’s on a stock axle TJ – you’ve got some balls! LOL +Rachel’s Wrangler
good job girl. one suggestion though, use a jack stand just in case your
jack fails while in the air, just my two cents. glad to see you still
working on the jeep. also, don’t forget to change the gear in the
transmission to adjust speedometer to new size tires. easy enuff fix. take
care girl and keep on jeepn.
Doesn’t the concave part of the nut go in first? Great video though.
first off great video and second does your husband drive the minivan?
Question. So you did or did not use loctite on your wheels? im installing
spacers on my tacoma and would like to know, please and thank you?
Will the spacers fit a 2005 ford exolorer?