dynofit Universal 5mm Wheel Spacers for 4 Lug & 5 Lug Wheels, Fit for 4x98, 4x100, 4x108, 4x110, 4x112, 4x114.3, 4x120, 5x100, 5x108, 5x110, 5x112, 5x114.3, 5x115, 5x118, 5x120 Bolt Patterns, 2Pcs

Very good product.

Used these to space the larger 4 lug wheels I put on my Harbor Freight trailer. Put the 13" wheels with better and higher rated speed tires. These spacers where the perfect size to move them out and away from the trailer. They didn't need centering on the lugs, they centered themselves, as long as you use the correct holes for the 4 lug hubs. I did have to move the fenders up about 2" to clear the larger tires.

This product did exactly what it was supposed to do I recommend getting 4 don't just do two tire will have you knowing there is only 2 on your car and questioning yourself can you notice it's sticking out more up front or vs versa get 4 sleep better lol 😆

Good stuff 👏

These spacers are made for 'one size fits all'. So bad of a fit I am concerned it is throwing the balance off on my trailer tires.

Purchased to space the wheels out slightly on a Harbor Freight trailer due to tire interference with the fender brackets which resulted in a blowout before I realized that that would happen with a full load on the trailer. They work well. Four stars because the holes are VERY generously sized and the center hole was far too large for the hub, these are a one-size-fits-all remedy. I would have preferred a matched spacer (or no spacer at all tbh but this was an easier and acceptable solution than the alternative) but for the price and a couple pieces of double sided foam mounting tape this was a good deal. I would not have used spacers at all if the tires had to move further and would have fabricated new fender brackets instead but these were fine because they were so thin.

I needed spacers for my car and after ordering 2 pair of these they work completely fine...and since my car is a 4 lug and i will be making it a 5 lug i can still use these spacers if i needed to great product.

I wanted these to work; however, after I put them on, I had to take the tire off to check something else. While preparing to put the tire back on, I noticed something on the ground. I looked at it, and it was a piece of the wheel spacer. I took a look at the wheel spacer itself, and there are stress fractures all over it. The material must be cheap and couldn't withstand the pressure of being sandwiched between the wheel and the hub.