The Toyota Tundra wheel spacers are wheel accessories that push the wheels and tires out. Whether you are upsizing the wheels, installing bigger brake calipers, or simply widening your car’s track, wheel spacers turn out to be the most cost-effective way to solve fitment issues. There are steel and aluminum alloy wheel spacers available in the market.
As many engineer claims, forged Toyota Tundra wheel spacers are generally better for off-roading upgrades. Always choose the right size wheel spacers, and you will have safe and enjoyable driving. But the big question is: What types of Toyota Tundra wheel spacers are the best? Let’s dive in to help you avoid costly mistakes.
Toyota Tundra Wheel Spacers: Steel vs Aluminum
Technically, steel wheel spacers are hard and strong. The high concentration of carbon contributes to its overall hardness but also makes its weight heavier. Besides, some low-quality steel spacers can quickly corrode. Experts will choose aluminum spacers.
On the other hand, aluminum Toyota Tundra wheel spacers are lightweight and strong, meaning they won’t add much weight. What’s better, due to the material properties, the Toyota Tundra aluminum spacers are good in corrosion resistance and rust-proof.
Who Sells the Best Toyota Tundra Wheel Spacers Nearby?
BONOSS produces Toyota Tundra wheel spacers (1-inch to 3-inch) and has developed special wheel spacers for various off-roading adventures. Safety, precision, strength, and best experience are what sets BONOSS apart from other spacer manufacturers. BONOSS offers several key advantages that make their spacers a top choice.
1. Advanced Active Cooling Technology
BONOSS forged active cooling Toyota Tundra wheel spacers are designed with heat dissipation grooves to make brake cooling better. The heat dissipation grooves behind the spacers boost the cooling efficiency, reducing brake thermal decay, and improving road safety.
Brakes tend to fail quickly when cooling efficiency is poor. To some extent, BONOSS forged active cooling Toyota Tundra wheel spacers extend the longevity of your performance brake kits.
2. Aerospace-grade Aluminum, Zero Damage
For the ultimate performance, BONOSS forged active cooling Toyota Tundra wheel spacers are made of billet aluminum 6061-T6 or even a special 7075-T6 aluminum, these aircraft quality alloys are forged with up to 3000 tons of pressure. The ultimate tensile strength results of these two aluminum alloys are:
- Forged 6061-T6 spacers: 42000-45000 psi (300-310 MPa);
- Forged 7075-T6 spacers: 74000-78000 psi (510-572 MPa).
Such BONOSS forged active cooling Toyota Tundra wheel spacers won’t break even under hard driving.
3. Strong Fasteners for Zero Loosen
To safely secure the spacers, BONOSS provides ISO grade 12.9 wheel studs (tensile strength≥1,220 MPa) and ISO grade 10 wheel nuts (proof load≥1,110 MPa). They are meticulously coated with Dacromet. This type of coating gives neutral salt spray resistances exceeding 500 hours. They won’t loosen easily in off-roading conditions.
Frequently Asked FAQ
Q: Are Toyota Tundra wheel spacers bad for suspension?
A: As long as you install them correctly, high-quality wheel spacers (like BONOSS spacers) won’t hurt the suspension.
Q: Do Toyota Tundra wheel spacers fall out easily?
A: Decades of optimization and countless cases have proven that high-quality Toyota Tundra aluminum spacers are exactly safe and do not easily fall out if you install them correctly
Q: Do Toyota Tundra wheel spacers affect towing capacity?
A: Getting Toyota Tundra wheel spacers installed won’t affect the towing capacity. Actually, they are upgrading parts to give your car better performance as well as a unique look.
Final Verdict: Elevate Your Wheel Style with BONOSS
With those outstanding advantages, it’s clear that BONOSS forged active cooling Toyota Tundra wheel spacers offer exceptional safety, durability, and professionalism. With the right wheel spacers, your vehicle can look even more impressive and perform even better on or off the road. Your vehicle deserves the best. Happy modding!
(Hi, I’m Kevin Brian, an experienced mechanical engineer. All articles, images, and videos are human-produced to ensure the best user experience. They are not generated by Artificial Intelligence (AI) Models or tools.)
