Im not going to get into the theology of wheel spacers and if they are the best solution for what you want to achieve.Looking for suggestions on best wheel adapters. Want to widen the look on the explorer sport 1-1.5" and have read reviews from, "oh my God these are amazing," to "don't buy, my wheel fell off." hoping someone has solid personal experience with a specific brand.
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The main thing is, just buy the right offset wheels. But if you must buy adapters, just make sure after they are installed and driven on for about 50-75 miles you need to remove the wheels and then re-torque the adapters. This will prevent them from loosening up down the road because of the expansion/contraction from heat. This is the main reason people have wheel offs.Looking for suggestions on best wheel adapters. Want to widen the look on the explorer sport 1-1.5" and have read reviews from, "oh my God these are amazing," to "don't buy, my wheel fell off." hoping someone has solid personal experience with a specific brand.
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Don't want to pay for new wheels. Plastidiped factory wheels and am happy with the look. Thanks for the tip on re-torque, but I'm really looking for brand names.The main thing is, just buy the right offset wheels. But if you must buy adapters, just make sure after they are installed and driven on for about 50-75 miles you need to remove the wheels and then re-torque the adapters. This will prevent them from loosening up down the road because of the expansion/contraction from heat. This is the main reason people have wheel offs.
