it will throw off your alignment and you will go through tires faster.
Wheel spacers vs alignment
I just picked up a set of 19" AMR wheels from AM; I prefer the staggered look, but opted for standard so that I can rotate my wheels.
Question: Can wheel spacers be installed on the rear only, thus giving me a staggered look, or would this give me alignment issues? I'm looking at the Eibach Pro Spacer Hubcentric spacers from AM
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Btw I have a '13 GT with 19" AMR wheels, stock suspension
Question: Can wheel spacers be installed on the rear only, thus giving me a staggered look, or would this give me alignment issues? I'm looking at the Eibach Pro Spacer Hubcentric spacers from AM
---------- Post added at 02:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:47 PM ----------
Btw I have a '13 GT with 19" AMR wheels, stock suspension
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Sorry youre right it just un evenly wears tores.
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Sorry youre right it just un evenly wears tires
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Sorry youre right it just un evenly wears tires
ive been told by many tire shops when i was looking into get someHow so? I don't understand how since all it will be doing is moving the tires out an inch or two at most. It isn't changing their contact angle or anything.
Thats what i was told by 2 different shops so i just went with staggered.
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