I understand what you are saying, so I'm fitting modular steel wheels with 31 10.50 15's that would throw the geometry out?Wheel spacers are NOT for widening the track with existing wheels, doing that throws your geometry out. They are for adjusting the wheel rotational centre line offset back to normal when fitting wider deeper dished wheels.
I understand what you are saying, so I'm fitting modular steel wheels with 31 10.50 15's that would throw the geometry out?
If you fit wider wheels basically by fitting spacers you are returning the centre line of the wheel and tyre to where the original one pivoted. Some people just use standard wheels with fatter tyres and use spacers to widen the track. That is not what they are for.
Well yes it is. The fact that you don't like it or agree with using them in this fashion doesn't alter that fact.If you fit wider wheels basically by fitting spacers you are returning the centre line of the wheel and tyre to where the original one pivoted. Some people just use standard wheels with fatter tyres and use spacers to widen the track. That is not what they are for.
Just because Land Rover does something doesn't mean it's right - they don't have to worry about bearing life on something like that.