How to Install a PCD 6x139.7 CB95.1 Wheel Spacer Adapter

Step 1: Gather Your Tools  

You'll need:  

- A jack and jack stands  

- A torque wrench  

- A breaker bar or impact wrench  

- The correct socket set  

- Thread locker (optional)  

Step 2: Preparation  

1. Ensure Compatibility: Double-check that the spacer matches your vehicle’s bolt pattern and center bore.  

2. Clean the Hub Surface: Remove rust, dirt, or debris to ensure a flush fit.  

3. Inspect the Spacer: Ensure there are no defects or cracks.  

Step 3: Installing the Wheel Spacer Adapter  

1. Lift the Vehicle: Use a jack to raise the wheel off the ground and secure it with jack stands.  

2. Remove the Wheel: Use a breaker bar or impact wrench to loosen and remove the lug nuts.  

3. Attach the Spacer: Align the holes with the vehicle’s hub studs and slide the spacer on.  

4. Secure the Spacer: Tighten the provided nuts to manufacturer-recommended torque specs.  

5. Apply Thread Locker (Optional): For extra security, apply a small amount of thread locker to the spacer nuts.  

Step 4: Reinstall the Wheel  

1. Place the wheel back onto the spacer’s studs.  

2. Hand-tighten the lug nuts.  

3. Lower the Vehicle and Torque the Nuts: Use a torque wrench to tighten in a star pattern for even distribution.  

Step 5: Final Checks  

- Re-torque After 50-100 Miles: Spacers may settle over time, so check and re-tighten as needed.  

- Inspect Regularly: Look for signs of loosening, unusual noises, or vibration.  

Installing a 6x139.7 CB95.1 wheel spacer adapter is a simple way to improve vehicle stance and fitment. By following proper installation and safety procedures, you can enhance your ride’s performance and aesthetics without compromising safety.