UTV Wheel Spacers

UTV Wheel Spacers for a Wider, More Stable Stance

UTV wheel spacers bolt between your hub and wheel to push the wheel outward and widen your stance. A wider track adds stability on side hills and off-camber trails, gives larger tires more room to clear suspension parts, and makes the machine look more planted. Fueled UTV carries spacers from Black Ops Machine, High Lifter, SuperATV, Demon Powersports, Rough Country, Open Trail, Agency Power, and Factory UTV, and many are machined from 6061 aluminum. Sizes run from 1 inch to 2.5 inches, and most are sold as pairs.

The right spacer starts with your bolt pattern and stud thread. Common UTV patterns include 4/156, 4/137, 4/136, and 4/110. Thread sizes like 12mm x 1.5, 10mm x 1.25, and 3/8-24 also vary by machine, so check both before you order. Most spacers are model-specific, with options for the Polaris RZR, Ranger, and General, Can-Am Maverick X3 and Defender, Kawasaki KRX, Honda Talon, and Yamaha YXZ. Spacers are a common add-on after a lift kit, since a wider stance helps keep a taller machine stable. If your wheels use a different bolt pattern than your hubs, you need wheel adapters instead. Keep the right lug nuts on hand, and match your spacers to UTV wheels that fit your build.

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FAQ

What do UTV wheel spacers do?

They push the wheel outward from the hub to widen your stance. That adds stability on uneven terrain and more room between the tire and suspension parts.

What's the difference between UTV wheel spacers and wheel adapters?

Spacers keep your bolt pattern the same and only add width. Adapters change the bolt pattern so you can run wheels made for a different machine.

What size UTV wheel spacers should I get?

Most riders choose between 1 and 2 inches per side. Wider spacers add more stability, but check fender clearance, and keep in mind that more width puts more leverage on your wheel bearings.

How do I find wheel spacers that fit my UTV?

Match your bolt pattern and stud thread size, then filter by make, model, and year. Each product page lists the pattern and thread size it fits.

Are UTV wheel spacers safe?

Yes, when they're the right fit for your machine and torqued to the manufacturer's spec. Recheck lug nut torque after your first ride and at regular intervals.

Should I add wheel spacers after a lift kit?

Many riders do. A lift raises your center of gravity, and spacers widen the track to help offset it.