The Toyota Tundra Wheel Spacer and Lug Nut Guide?

If you are looking for the best Toyota Tundra wheel spacer, here is a guide for you:

1999-2006 Toyota Tundra XK30/XK40:
OEM bolt pattern: 6×139.7mm
OEM center bore: 106mm
OEM lug nut torque spec: 110NM
OEM wheel nut size/thread: M12x1.5mm

2007-2022 Toyota Tundra XK50:
OEM bolt pattern: 5x150mm
OEM center bore: 110mm
OEM lug nut torque spec: 131-140NM
OEM wheel nut size/thread: M14x1.5mm

2023-2025 Toyota Tundra XK70:
OEM Bolt pattern: 6×139.7mm
OEM center bore: 95.1mm
OEM lug nut torque spec: 131-140NM
OEM wheel nut size/thread: M14x1.5mm

The best sizes of Toyota Tundra wheel spacers are 1 inch to 1.5 inches. This is determined by the wheel gap. For example, place a straight stick in contact with the outermost tire, and keep it flush and level with the tire. Use a straight edge in millimeters to measure from the inside of the stick to the inner fender lip. For instance, if you get 30mm wheel clearance, you may need 30mm spacers to bring the wheels flush with the fender flares.

Will Toyota Tundra Wheel Spacers Increase Tire Wear?

No, using proper Toyota Tundra wheel spacers will not cause any rubbing issues. If you set up everything well, there will be no additional tire wear. Make sure you are investing in trusted brand spacers. For example, to prevent your wheel spacers from rusting or corroding, BONOSS offers a black hard coat anodizing service. Anodizing provides the surface with better abrasion resistance, flame resistance, and smoother and harder finish protection than regular paint or metal plating.

A fade occurs when the brakes heat up under long, hard applications. In this case, BONOSS forged active cooling Toyota Tundra wheel spacers send air into the rotors to keep temperatures down. They come with active cooling grooves which allow the external cold air to flow continuously inside the Tundra wheel spacers when rotating. The air takes away the heat, so it achieves the purpose of actively dissipating heat for the braking system. This is helpful to reduce brake thermal decay and improve road safety.

Do I Need New Lug Nuts for Toyota Tundra Wheel Spacers?

When installing Toyota Tundra wheel spacers, it is also a good idea to use new wheel lug nuts. A BONOSS Toyota Tundra spacer is bolted onto the vehicle wheel studs with the provided lug nuts. It comes with two sets of wheel lugs to fasten everything in place. So, you can use the provided lug nuts to fasten the spacers and then use the stock wheel nuts to secure the wheels on the spacers.

To ensure a stable and firm wheel connection, a BONOSS forged active cooling Toyota Tundra wheel spacer kit comes with ISO grade 12.9 wheel studs (tensile strength over 1220 MPa) and ISO grade 10 wheel nuts (proof load over 1,100 MPa). Even facing impacts, these wheel fasteners are not easy to break. These SGS TÜV-certified wheel lug studs are completely safe to use.