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Audi Q7 Wheel Spacers
At Andy's Auto Sport, we have a huge variety of Audi Q7 wheel spacers to ensure that you have every wheel spacer option available to you. We go out of our way to carry every major line of Audi Q7 wheel spacers, so that whether you are looking for a hubcentric Audi Q7 wheel spacer or a cheap wheel spacer or anything in between, we've got it for you. Andy's Auto Sport is the ultimate shopping destination for your Audi Q7 wheel spacer needs!
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Fits: 2006+ Audi Q7 4L , Porsche 911 Carrera (997), Porsche 911 Carrera (997) , Porsche 911 GT3 (996), Porsche Boxster (986) (987) , Porsche Cayenne (...
PART# 051STB40
Width: 15mm
$199.00
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4x 15 mm Audi 5x112 66.6mm Hub Centric Spacer Fit Latest A/Q/R/RS/S/SQ -Series
4x 10 mm Audi 5x112 66.6mm Hub Centric Spacer Fit Latest A/Q/R/RS/S/SQ -Series
2x 20 mm Audi 5x112 66.6mm Hub Centric Spacer Fit Latest A/Q/R/RS/S/SQ -Series
4x 30 mm Audi 5x112 66.6mm Hub Centric Spacer Fit Latest A/Q/R/RS/S/SQ -Series
2x 10 mm Audi 5x112 66.56mm Hub Centric Spacer Fit Latest A/Q/R/RS/S/SQ -Series
12.7 MM & 15 MM 5x112 Staggered wheel Spacers HubCentric 66.56mm For AUDI A4 A5
WHY TO BUY?
Not all wheels are available in the perfect offset or backspacing, so it's sometimes necessary to effectively adjust them with a good set of Audi Q7 wheel spacers. Whether you need a few millimeters or a couple of inches of clearance, wheel spacers are a great option for making your Audi Q7 wheels fit just right. If you're going for a flush look or need your wheels to clear a set of big brakes, we recommend looking into a set of quality wheel spacers for your ride.
DID YOU KNOW?
Wheel spacers used to be very poorly made, and were often cast with pot metal that would crack if you over-tightened your Audi Q7 wheels. Most of today's Audi Q7 wheel spacers, however, are finely crafted pieces of machined aluminum or steel that safely push your wheels out for a wider stance and wheelbase, which improves handling and the overall look of your vehicle. Depending on the manufacturer and the desired thickness, Audi Q7 wheel spacers may come with extended wheel studs and/or lug nuts.
FAQs
Q: What are wheel spacers? Why buy them? How do I know which size of spacer to get?
A: Wheel spacers are carefully machined metal inserts that fit over your hubs between the wheel and hub face to move the wheel further away from the hub face. Spacers are used to optimize fender well clearance for plus size wheels and tires or to give your vehicle an improved aesthetic. Giving your ride a wider stance is great way to add stability and performance as well. If your wheels are tucked far inside your wheel wells adding a small spacer can improve the visual appeal and also boost your ride’s handling prowess. Spacers are normally made of aluminum or steel and are simple to install so that even a shade tree mechanic can get the job done in no time.
Determining spacer width can be a tricky proposition. If you are spacing out the existing wheels on your vehicle you can simply measure the distance between the outer most portion of the tire sidewall and the inner fender lip. This distance will give you a rough idea of how much further you can safely go. Remember, to leave a generous gap between the fender lip and tire because the tire will deflect when under load. If you are buying spacers for a new set of wheels the best way to get it right is to determine the width and offset of your existing wheels and compare it to that of your new wheels. If you are buying wheels that are the same size but are offset 10mm more inboard than your existing wheels, then you can run a 10mm spacer to even out the distance and restore the look of your vehicle. If the new wheels are wider you must take into account the new added width when calculating how much spacer to run. If possible it is always best to test fit wheels and tires to your car, take measurements and then order the appropriate spacers. Spacers are often bolt pattern specific, so be sure to check your bolt pattern before ordering.
A: Wheel spacers are carefully machined metal inserts that fit over your hubs between the wheel and hub face to move the wheel further away from the hub face. Spacers are used to optimize fender well clearance for plus size wheels and tires or to give your vehicle an improved aesthetic. Giving your ride a wider stance is great way to add stability and performance as well. If your wheels are tucked far inside your wheel wells adding a small spacer can improve the visual appeal and also boost your ride’s handling prowess. Spacers are normally made of aluminum or steel and are simple to install so that even a shade tree mechanic can get the job done in no time.
Determining spacer width can be a tricky proposition. If you are spacing out the existing wheels on your vehicle you can simply measure the distance between the outer most portion of the tire sidewall and the inner fender lip. This distance will give you a rough idea of how much further you can safely go. Remember, to leave a generous gap between the fender lip and tire because the tire will deflect when under load. If you are buying spacers for a new set of wheels the best way to get it right is to determine the width and offset of your existing wheels and compare it to that of your new wheels. If you are buying wheels that are the same size but are offset 10mm more inboard than your existing wheels, then you can run a 10mm spacer to even out the distance and restore the look of your vehicle. If the new wheels are wider you must take into account the new added width when calculating how much spacer to run. If possible it is always best to test fit wheels and tires to your car, take measurements and then order the appropriate spacers. Spacers are often bolt pattern specific, so be sure to check your bolt pattern before ordering.
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Audi Q7 Wheel Spacers
At Andy's Auto Sport, we have a huge variety of Audi Q7 wheel spacers to ensure that you have every wheel spacer option available to you. We go out of our way to carry every major line of Audi Q7 wheel spacers, so that whether you are looking for a hubcentric Audi Q7 wheel spacer or a cheap wheel spacer or anything in between, we've got it for you. Andy's Auto Sport is the ultimate shopping destination for your Audi Q7 wheel spacer needs!
Choose Your Vehicle:
Shop Audi Q7 Wheel Spacers by Brand
1 - 1 of 1
Sort by:
Fits: 2006+ Audi Q7 4L , Porsche 911 Carrera (997), Porsche 911 Carrera (997) , Porsche 911 GT3 (996), Porsche Boxster (986) (987) , Porsche Cayenne (...
PART# 051STB40
Width: 15mm
$199.00
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When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Not able to find what you are looking for?
4x 15 mm Audi 5x112 66.6mm Hub Centric Spacer Fit Latest A/Q/R/RS/S/SQ -Series
4x 10 mm Audi 5x112 66.6mm Hub Centric Spacer Fit Latest A/Q/R/RS/S/SQ -Series
2x 20 mm Audi 5x112 66.6mm Hub Centric Spacer Fit Latest A/Q/R/RS/S/SQ -Series
4x 30 mm Audi 5x112 66.6mm Hub Centric Spacer Fit Latest A/Q/R/RS/S/SQ -Series
2x 10 mm Audi 5x112 66.56mm Hub Centric Spacer Fit Latest A/Q/R/RS/S/SQ -Series
12.7 MM & 15 MM 5x112 Staggered wheel Spacers HubCentric 66.56mm For AUDI A4 A5
WHY TO BUY?
Not all wheels are available in the perfect offset or backspacing, so it's sometimes necessary to effectively adjust them with a good set of Audi Q7 wheel spacers. Whether you need a few millimeters or a couple of inches of clearance, wheel spacers are a great option for making your Audi Q7 wheels fit just right. If you're going for a flush look or need your wheels to clear a set of big brakes, we recommend looking into a set of quality wheel spacers for your ride.
DID YOU KNOW?
Wheel spacers used to be very poorly made, and were often cast with pot metal that would crack if you over-tightened your Audi Q7 wheels. Most of today's Audi Q7 wheel spacers, however, are finely crafted pieces of machined aluminum or steel that safely push your wheels out for a wider stance and wheelbase, which improves handling and the overall look of your vehicle. Depending on the manufacturer and the desired thickness, Audi Q7 wheel spacers may come with extended wheel studs and/or lug nuts.
FAQs
Q: What are wheel spacers? Why buy them? How do I know which size of spacer to get?
A: Wheel spacers are carefully machined metal inserts that fit over your hubs between the wheel and hub face to move the wheel further away from the hub face. Spacers are used to optimize fender well clearance for plus size wheels and tires or to give your vehicle an improved aesthetic. Giving your ride a wider stance is great way to add stability and performance as well. If your wheels are tucked far inside your wheel wells adding a small spacer can improve the visual appeal and also boost your ride’s handling prowess. Spacers are normally made of aluminum or steel and are simple to install so that even a shade tree mechanic can get the job done in no time.
Determining spacer width can be a tricky proposition. If you are spacing out the existing wheels on your vehicle you can simply measure the distance between the outer most portion of the tire sidewall and the inner fender lip. This distance will give you a rough idea of how much further you can safely go. Remember, to leave a generous gap between the fender lip and tire because the tire will deflect when under load. If you are buying spacers for a new set of wheels the best way to get it right is to determine the width and offset of your existing wheels and compare it to that of your new wheels. If you are buying wheels that are the same size but are offset 10mm more inboard than your existing wheels, then you can run a 10mm spacer to even out the distance and restore the look of your vehicle. If the new wheels are wider you must take into account the new added width when calculating how much spacer to run. If possible it is always best to test fit wheels and tires to your car, take measurements and then order the appropriate spacers. Spacers are often bolt pattern specific, so be sure to check your bolt pattern before ordering.
A: Wheel spacers are carefully machined metal inserts that fit over your hubs between the wheel and hub face to move the wheel further away from the hub face. Spacers are used to optimize fender well clearance for plus size wheels and tires or to give your vehicle an improved aesthetic. Giving your ride a wider stance is great way to add stability and performance as well. If your wheels are tucked far inside your wheel wells adding a small spacer can improve the visual appeal and also boost your ride’s handling prowess. Spacers are normally made of aluminum or steel and are simple to install so that even a shade tree mechanic can get the job done in no time.
Determining spacer width can be a tricky proposition. If you are spacing out the existing wheels on your vehicle you can simply measure the distance between the outer most portion of the tire sidewall and the inner fender lip. This distance will give you a rough idea of how much further you can safely go. Remember, to leave a generous gap between the fender lip and tire because the tire will deflect when under load. If you are buying spacers for a new set of wheels the best way to get it right is to determine the width and offset of your existing wheels and compare it to that of your new wheels. If you are buying wheels that are the same size but are offset 10mm more inboard than your existing wheels, then you can run a 10mm spacer to even out the distance and restore the look of your vehicle. If the new wheels are wider you must take into account the new added width when calculating how much spacer to run. If possible it is always best to test fit wheels and tires to your car, take measurements and then order the appropriate spacers. Spacers are often bolt pattern specific, so be sure to check your bolt pattern before ordering.
