The installation position of the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander wheel spacers is between the rotor and the wheel hub. Their purpose is to increase the clearance between these two components, allowing for more aftermarket wheel parts to be installed. Simultaneously, they also help to push the wheels into a more suitable position, achieving a fuller vehicle appearance that customers favor.
The automotive industry’s development still revolves around modifications, as people have diverse demands for their vehicles’ appearance and performance. BONOSS offers high-quality 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander wheel spacers to cater to these various customer needs. However, car owners often wonder whether these wheel spacers pose any risk to their precious wheels.
Will 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Wheel Spacers Damage Your Wheels?
One of the main concerns surrounding the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander wheel spacers is whether they potentially damage the wheels. Opting for hub-centric products will not wear down your wheels, but selecting lug-centric wheel spacers may carry potential risks of damage. High-quality hub-centric wheel spacers are generally safe for your wheels when properly installed and used within the expected specifications. BONOSS provides wheel spacers with high-precision centering to ensure that the wheel hub and rotor maintain a concentric position, ensuring durability and strength.
The drawback of lug-centric 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander wheel spacers lies in their reliance on wheel studs and lug nuts for fixation. As they lack a precise centering structure, the vibrations and feedback from the road during vehicle movement will be transferred to the wheel studs and the wheel hub bolt holes, leading to long-term wear. In contrast, hub-centric wheel spacers reduce the stress on the wheel studs, eliminating concerns about damaging the wheel hub.
In addition, the design of BONOSS Grand Highlander wheel spacers maintains the same lug nut thread size, ensuring a secure installation. This feature helps to evenly distribute the load and prevent damage to the lug nuts or studs. During installation, it is essential to use the correct torque specifications to avoid issues with loosening or over-tightening. BONOSS recommends using a torque wrench to tighten the lug nuts with eight turns for M12 x 1.25, equivalent to a bearing shaft length of 10mm.
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