FLYCLE 1.5" Hubcentric Wheel Spacers For Chevy Colorado/GMC Canyon/Acadia/Traverse/Blazer/XT5/XT6 (2015-2022) | 6X120Mm | 14X1.5 & 66.9Mm Studs | Improved SEO Review

Provides perfect offset for 2022 Colorado Z71 with OEM wheels and 265/70 R17 tires. Looks great!However, as other have stated, when I torqued the lugs to the GM OEM recommended specs (140 ft lbs), the studs on the spacers started pulling in more. Not sure why the studs weren't seated properly/fully from the factory but it is concerning because they didn't seem to seat all the way until about 130-140 ft lbs. After driving about 20 miles, I checked the lugs on the wheels, and a couple were a…

I was skeptical about buying these spacers because they were so much cheaper then one I also seen on the web but I decided to give them a try and save myself $500(Bora) and upon getting the spacers they are heavy, study and fit my vehicle very well I am very happy with this brand and the product I would definitely recommend I have had them on my truck for over a month I drive 40 miles to and from work and no problems so far!

Fast shipping, easy installation. Product seems to be good quality. Only put about 75 miles on the truck with the spacers on so far. No issues or concerns at the moment. Still has a smooth ride but with a more aggressive look. I torqued the lugs to the GM OEM recommended specs (140 ft lbs)

Garbage. Owned for 6 months and had a wheel almost come off, had to retighten the lugs twice a week, until the studs started breaking. This product is not worth the money, it is not good quality, buyer beware!

Fit my colorado perfectly. The installed studs on the spacers weren't seated completely so it took a bit of extra elbow grease to get them fully tightened. But they eventually took the 140# that the torque specs for the truck recommended.

They quality of the product was great. They fit very precisely. Would recommend to anyone wanting too space their wheels out.

Installed easily and look good. But be careful with with final torque on the spacer studs(lug nuts holding the wheel to spacer). They seemed to be yielding at the recommended 130ft lb for my truck.

Would be nice if the company pressed in the studs to torque spec, instead of having the customer wrench on it until their arm gives out. Torque spec was to get to 140 ft lbs of torque. Let me tell you, your gonna work! A half an hour job ended up taking two hours.

For the price, these are pretty good. They add that little extra that will make your truck pop. They seem like good quality and even come with locktight

Just installed on my 2016 Chevy Colorado.Rides nice so far.I’ll leave another review in a month or so. Installations can be quite complicated and may require extra resources that a typical driver may not have at their disposal.

Not good quality like specified, messed up my suspension and felt it in speed bumps. Should have listened to the few bad reviews here- DO NOT BUY! Spend a lot of money to have it installed now I need to Pay again to have it removed because it’s going to make it worse.

Put these on my 2020 GMC Canyon that has bigger than stock tires, and they work perfectly without any tire rubbing. That's my review.