Install wheel spacer adapter

Use the lug nuts with the same thread size as the adapter studs to secure the rims. Important Notes: During installation, inspect the mounting surface between the adapter inner piece and vehicle disc, the inner piece and the outer piece, wheels and the adapter outer piece. Remove any retaining clips and dirt.

Make sure each mounting surface is flat and clean. Make sure the hub studs coming through the inner piece are not sticking against the outer piece of the adapter. It is highly recommended to use ThreadLocker or Loctite glue or similar products for extra strength and reducing vibration loosening. Apply the gel to the leading 5 to 6 threads of the black bolts before bolting them on 3 Installing rims : Put the wheels onto the adapters.

Use the lug nuts with the same thread size as the adapter studs to secure the rims. Important Notes: During installation, inspect the mounting surface between the adapter inner piece and vehicle disc, the inner piece and the outer piece, wheels and the adapter outer piece. Remove any retaining clips and dirt. Make sure each mounting surface is flat and clean. Make sure the hub studs coming through the inner piece are not sticking against the outer piece of the adapter.

Bolt-on spacers have another set of studs that the wheel installs onto. Park your car or truck on a level surface. Loosen the lug nuts that fasten the wheel to the hub. Slide a floor jack under the car at the appropriate point and jack up the car. Lower the car onto a jack stand.

Repeat this process until all four corners are supported on a jack stand. Finish removing the lug nuts. Slide the wheels off the hub and set them out of the way.

Spray degreaser on the lug studs and wipe them down with a rag. If they are very dirty, use a wire brush to clean up the threads. Wipe down the hub surface where the wheel installs, as well. Slide the wheel spacer onto the studs, if it is not the bolt-on type. Line the holes in the spacer up with the wheel studs and then slide the spacer over the studs until it seats firmly against the hub.