Any feedbacks on spidertrax?

[4everunner]

Hi there,
Who has a spidertrax are there any issues you notice? I want to use daily and on highway and i have to be veeeeery safe, i have 2 kids:snacker:
What do you think? Any recommendations?
Thank you!

 

[Ttn333]

Daily driving and offroading, about 27k miles no issue. Although I used to fret about the wheels coming off at high speed. LoL

 

[4everunner]

Daily driving and offroading, about 27k miles no issue. Although I used to fret about the wheels coming off at high speed. LoL

Thanks alot nice to hear that it works good, made in USA!

 

[adio3x]

No problems here either, got about 20k miles on my set, on and offroad.

 

[4everunner]

No problems here either, got about 20k miles on my set, on and offroad.

Great!!! Thank you!
Did you use that red liquid?

 

[Antman]

I've had mine for a few months- no problems. In fact, the truck drives much better with them! They are very well made.

 

[4everunner]

I've had mine for a few months- no problems. In fact, the truck drives much better with them! They are very well made.

Thank you sir!:hatsoff:
I’m glad i got it, i think it looks better too.:art:

 

[Tedstryker]

Had mine for 10k miles...no issues and the ride actually feels much better...and LOOKS better! Mild off-roading and a lot of highway driving...

 

[momo.75]

I've had mine on a couple of weeks mow with no problems. Yes, you should use the thread locker on the studs. If you are installing them yourself i would suggest getting a torque wrench, if you don't have one already. The Spidertrax give the truck a great stance!

 

[TrailTex]

I've had mine on a couple of weeks mow with no problems. Yes, you should use the thread locker on the studs. If you are installing them yourself i would suggest getting a torque wrench, if you don't have one already. The Spidertrax give the truck a great stance!

couldn't help it

 

[momo.75]

couldn't help it

Huh?

 

[SOcalTRAIL]

Install as specified in the instructions provided and you will never have an issue. Spacers are commonly used on race cars, rock crawlers, etc. In fact, my buddy just machined a set for his companies race truck to widen the stance a bit.

Like someone else mentioned, use a torque wrench and red loc tite.

 

[Co4runnin]

Huh?

Instead of now.... you wrote "mow" in your previous post. I thought the same thing when I read it.

 

[momo.75]

Ahh, gotcha. Sorry, been a long week.

 

[FactoryRide]

Not to thread jack...
but those of you with a lift and spidertrax, what size offset on a wheel did yall use? I've looked at some -18 offset but with the spacers I feel like it might be to wide. I believe it may be too wide even without it, and only a 3in lift...

 

[SOcalTRAIL]

Not to thread jack...
but those of you with a lift and spidertrax, what size offset on a wheel did yall use? I've looked at some -18 offset but with the spacers I feel like it might be to wide. I believe it may be too wide even without it, and only a 3in lift...

I'm running em with OEM TE wheels and coilovers set at about 2" in front. Perfect Stance.

 

[4everunner]

I'm running em with OEM TE wheels and coilovers set at about 2" in front. Perfect Stance.

No rubbing?
After i installed spidertrax with 2.5/1.5 spacers i got huge rubbing.