Are wheel spacers safe at high speeds?
Yes, if they are high-quality wheel spacers and you are not driving at excessively high speeds, then they are fine. And as always, it also greatly helps if you have hub-centric wheel spacers.
Do you need an alignment after installing spacers?
No you do not need an alignment if you are just adding spacers. If you are changing something in your suspension then you would need an alignment. You also don’t need an alignment if you are running larger/wider wheels (unless you rub and want to adjust them).
Why does my truck shake with wheel spacers?
Do Wheel Spacers Cause Vibration? Many car owners worry about whether the wheel spacers will cause vibrations. In fact, wheel spacers in themselves don’t cause vibration, they are just increasing the track of the wheels.
Can wheel spacers cause vibration at high speeds?
What are dually spacers?
These hub centric 8 lug wheel spacers, and dually wheel spacers are specifically designed for vehicles using factory wheels. They may also be used to make aftermarket wheels hub centric. For example, installing larger tires for more clearance and/or wider stance.
Are Balancing Beads better than wheel weights?
Balancing beads have a more positive impact than weights since beads stabilize the axle, tire, and wheel more evenly.
What happens if you use too many balancing beads?
When there is too much, it can create a “traffic jam” where the excess beads get forced into the wrong balance position creating an imbalance. There is certainly an ideal amount of product to have inside the tires, as directed by our application charts.
Can you put too many balance beads in a tire?
Can You Put Too Many Balancing Beads in a Tire? Having too many beads inside the tire in some cases can cause a slight imbalance. This is a concern on smaller tires where there is not as much room in the tire cavity for the beads to evenly spread themselves where they need to be.