Wheels & Rims
Skid Steer Wheel Rims
Skid steer wheel rims shown as loose rims or mounted wheel-and-tire assemblies. Match diameter, width, bolt pattern, pilot, offset, bead profile, and machine application.
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Wheel Spacers
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Description
Wheel spacers used to change wheel offset or clearance. Compare thickness, pilot, bolt pattern, studs, and wheel interface.
A wheel spacer is a separate mounting component between the hub and rim. Matching the visible shape or bolt count alone does not confirm the two interfaces, fasteners, clearance, or suitability for the machine.
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Wheel Spacers FAQs
What does a skid steer wheel spacer do?
A wheel spacer changes the wheel mounting position to increase track width or create clearance. It sits between the machine hub and wheel, so both interfaces and the resulting loads require review.
Which wheel spacer measurements are needed?
Measure spacer thickness, bolt count and bolt-circle diameter, center pilot and recess, through-hole or stud arrangement, stud thread and usable length, outer diameter, and both mounting faces.
Will a matching bolt pattern confirm spacer fitment?
No. The pilot, fastener seat, stud thread and length, hub and wheel faces, offset, wheel clearance, and machine configuration must also agree. Bolt pattern alone does not confirm safe fitment.
How does spacer thickness affect the machine?
Thickness changes wheel position, fender and frame clearance, overall machine width, and loading on studs, bearings, hubs, and axles. Any operating or load effect remains subject to machine-specific technical review.
What should I submit for a wheel spacer quote?
Send the machine plate, wheel and hub photos, bolt pattern, pilot, stud thread and usable length, desired thickness, current clearance, tire size, installed configuration, and intended reason for adding the spacer.