Spacers?
I was super impressed with the quality of the Rough Country spacers. They are machined from aluminum billet just like all the other brands at less than half the cost.
The major difference is they are not hub-centric....but guess what, neither are most of the aftermarket wheels available for the JK. It really doesn't make a big difference because the wheel lugs are tapered and will center the spacers just fine as long as you gradually torque them in stages like should always be done anyway. USE THREAD LOCKING FLUID!
Like someone else noted... MAKE SURE YOU REMOVE THE LITTLE "STAR" RETAINERS that were installed by the factory to hold the brake rotors on the hubs while on the assembly line. The factory wheels have counter-bored recesses for these while the spacers do not... Very important to remove them or your spacers will not sit flat.
The major difference is they are not hub-centric....but guess what, neither are most of the aftermarket wheels available for the JK. It really doesn't make a big difference because the wheel lugs are tapered and will center the spacers just fine as long as you gradually torque them in stages like should always be done anyway. USE THREAD LOCKING FLUID!
Like someone else noted... MAKE SURE YOU REMOVE THE LITTLE "STAR" RETAINERS that were installed by the factory to hold the brake rotors on the hubs while on the assembly line. The factory wheels have counter-bored recesses for these while the spacers do not... Very important to remove them or your spacers will not sit flat.


