Installing wheel spacers on ATV Honda is a good idea for owners looking for a more dramatic improvement in performance and wheel style. The Honda ATVs can be upgraded with the right set of wheel spacers, not just in appearance but also in performance. Wheel spacers increase the track width. The wider track enlarges the support surface of the vehicle, hence improving the performance in the curve.
When it comes to wheel spacer sizing, Honda ATV owners usually consider sizes ranging from 1-inch to 2-inch. The specific size you need may vary depending on the model and modification of your ATV. For instance, if you use bigger AT tires, you can use thicker 2-inch wheel spacers with no problems.
Best Honda Wheel Spacers on ATV Sizes – Pros and Cons
The Honda spacer size you choose directly impacts the look and functionality of your vehicle. Here are the pros and cons of each size:
- 15mm to 20mm: Moderate aesthetic improvement. They provide a few clearance for clearing bigger brake calipers. This also makes your ATVs look sportier and more attractive.
- 25mm to 30mm: If you plan to add wider tires or bigger rims, 1-inch to 1.25-inch spacers are helpful in removing rubbing issues. They make your ATVs look more powerful.
- 35mm to 50mm: More aggressive stance. They are usually used in conjunction with a lift kit. Since they push the wheels even further, it is vital to opt for a high-quality hub-centric set.
Why BONOSS Honda Wheel Spacers on ATV Stands Out?
With over 17 years of manufacturing experience, 1800+ drawing updates, BONOSS provides the best wheel spacers on ATV Honda FourTrax Rubicon 700 4×4, Rancher, Recon, TRX250X, TRX90X, and more vehicles. There are several key advantages that make BONOSS forged wheel spacers a top choice.
1. Verified Active Cooling Advantages
These BONOSS forged active cooling wheel spacers are designed with petal-shaped grooves. The grooves allow the external cold air to flow continuously inside the spacer when it rotates. The air takes away the heat, actively dissipating heat for the braking system. If you intend to install performance brakes, BONOSS wheel spacers will give you a much better experience.
2. Top-quality Aluminum Alloy
Considering the strength and rustproof needs, billet aluminum is more suitable for off-roading use. BONOSS forged ATV wheel spacers are made of forged 6061-T6 or 7075-T6 aluminum alloy. The tensile strength is up to 572 MPa (AL7075-T6). Such wheel spacers are strong enough to undertake hard driving.
3. Advanced Hub-centric Design
BONOSS forged hub-centric wheel spacers come with better multi-stage hub-centric lips. The hub-centric metal ring is machined to be multi-layers, and the bevels fit the corresponding hub flange, which means zero wheel vibration. This effectively guarantees safety, stability, and reliability in off-roading adventures.
Frequently Asked FAQs
Q: Do all Honda ATVs have the same bolt pattern?
A: No, the bolt patterns (PCDs) of Honda ATVs are NOT the same:
- Rubicon 700 4×4 Automatic: PCD=4x110mm, front and rear;
- Foreman Rubicon 4×4 EPS: PCD=4x110mm, front and rear;
- Rancher: PCD=4x110mm, front and rear;
- Recon: PCD=4x110mm, front and rear;
- TRX250X: PCD=4x110mm (Rear), PCD=4x144mm (Front);
- TRX90X: PCD=4x85mm, front and rear.
Q: What size are the lug nuts on a Honda Foreman?
A: The thread size of the lug nuts on a Honda Foreman is M10x1.25mm.
Q: How to install wheel spacers on ATV?
A: It is not difficult and some experienced people can complete it within an hour.
- Remove the wheels;
- Clean the vehicle hub;
- Properly torque wheel spacers (typically 83.3 lb-ft);
- Remount the wheels.
- Test drive, recheck the torque.
Final Verdict: Elevate Your ATV with BONOSS
With these outstanding advantages, it’s clear that BONOSS forged wheel spacers on ATV Honda offer exceptional safety, durability, and professionalism. Whether you’re upgrading the aesthetics or improving the handling, choosing BONOSS ensures that you’re getting a product that meets the highest standards of performance and quality. Your ATV deserves the best.
(Hi, I’m Kevin Brian, a 30-year mechanical engineer. For a better user experience, this article is original content uploaded by humans. It is not generated by Artificial intelligence (AI) Models or tools.)
