PUENGSI2PCS 8x6.5 Wheel Spacers 1.5'' for 1994-2011 Dodge Ram 2500/3500 Ford 1988-1998 F250,1988-1997 F350,1992-2013 E250 E350 Econoline 8x6.5 Wheel adapters 126.15mm Center Bore 9/16-18 Studs

The studs could have been a little longer, but they fit fine.

Used on a 1949 Chevy 3800 truck. Installing 17” wheels from 2004 Chevy 3500

It has a good weight to it for being aluminum which is always a good sign! The studs were a grade 10.9 and the product was blemish free. I’ve only been using them for about a month so it’s to early to say how the handle long term but I’ve yoked them pretty hard a few times hoping that if there were a problem it would reveal themselves. No problems as of yet so I’d say worth the money! Only thing I don’t necessarily care for is that the wheels rest on the studs.

After few months Tires haven’t fell off yet So must be doing something right🤷🏼

BIG PROBLEM.Wish I could say it’s me but I torqued to spec and checked every so often. I’d say I’ve put close to 2k miles on it and was religious about checking them up until the last 800 or so miles. Two bolts broken off and gone on one side and three on the other (FRONT). The backs are fine (though after this I’m ordering a legitimate brand)! After trying to loosen the other ones they snapped right off. I’m sure at this point the other studs were stressed.This is my fault for not digging into the product more but after searching it looks like the higher quality spacer brands do tell you exactly what bolts they use. In this case they only say they “test” it. Test what? What grade?Since I was able to get away with 2k miles I’m not really searching for money back. I’d rather see this product disappear from amazon as a brand. This is my strong opinion.

Look great, fit like a glove. Put them on a 2001 2500 dodge ram.

Installed on dana60 rear axle with 8x6.5 pattern. No issues.

Great was a little concerned ordering truck parts on line. Was a perfect fit.