2010 4Runner wheel spacers?

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Which wheel spacers shoud I buy?

I found 3 spacer hub-centric manufactures for the T4R. I need help in choosing the best one for my 2010 4Runner. If there are better ones I haven't found please post them.

These are what I've found so far.

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1. Spidertrax (Blue)

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2. Poly Performance (Red)


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3. All Pro (Silver)
 
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I have the spacers. Getting some warranty work done, holding off on install another week. Expect to have some pics after that showing clearance and all that.
 
What are wheel spacers for?

To clear or avoid rubbing upper control arms when going with wider tires. To put the wheels out a bit, so they don't look tucked into the fender (2006-09 4Runners had wider fender flares making the wheels look tucked). And/or give the vehicle a wider track.
 
To clear or avoid rubbing upper control arms when going with wider tires. To put the wheels out a bit, so they don't look tucked into the fender (2006-09 4Runners had wider fender flares making the wheels look tucked). And/or give the vehicle a wider track.

Thank you!
 
Has anyone using wheel spacers on the 2010s noticed any difference--vibration, handling, etc., etc.? I'm considering getting the Spidertrax to bring the stock tires out and just wanted to make sure before I buy them. Thanks
 
A general spidertrax question here, how do you balance them to keep the wheels from vibrating at highway speeds? Are the thread holes the exact size to perfectly fit the lug so that you can't install the spacer lightly off center?
 
Their hub-centric bolted on so they fit (or should fit) like the factory rim. Then after the spacer is bolted on tight, you bolt the rim to the spacer. Yes, the bolt pattern is (or should be) duplicated exactly the same. Everything is centered on the vehicles hub with hub-centric, so there is little room to off center the rim or spacer. (this only works well if it's a tight fit). Then the studs only hold the wheel and spacer on while the hub keeps everything centered. Once you look at a hub-centric spacer compared to a lug-centric it's becomes very clear.
 
Pics Request

Hello Guys,

I was just wondering if aanyone had pics of the 2010 4runner with the hubcentric spacers installed. I would really like to see how they look and if anyone has had damage or extra debris on the doors or running boards.

Thanks Guys!!!
 

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