5x114.3 Hubcentric Wheel Spacers 1 Inch for Honda Accord Civic CR-V Acura TL TSX MDX, M12x1.5 Studs, 64.1mm Hub Bore, Set of 4

1 Inch 5x114.3 Hubcentric Wheel Spacers for Honda and Acura

These BDFHYK wheel spacers are designed for compatible Honda Accord, Civic, CR-V and selected Acura TL, TSX, MDX, and other listed 5x114.3 applications using a 64.1 mm hub bore and M12x1.5 wheel hardware. The 1 inch thickness moves each installed wheel outward by approximately 25.4 mm.

The four-piece package supports the same wheel-position change at all four corners only when both axles have suitable brake, suspension, tire, fender, and liner clearance. It may help with a tucked wheel position or measured inner-clearance needs.

When These Wheel Spacers May Help

• Move compatible wheels outward when the current setup sits too far inward.
• May create additional inner clearance near brake, suspension, or tire components.
• Support selected aftermarket wheels when offset and center-bore measurements are compatible.
• Create a wider wheel position without changing the wheel itself.

Key Fitment Specifications

• Bolt pattern: 5x114.3 / 5x4.5
• Thickness: 1 inch / approximately 25.4 mm
• Center bore: 64.1 mm
• Thread pitch: M12x1.5
• Package quantity: Set of 4
• Listed applications: Compatible Honda Accord, Civic and CR-V plus selected Acura TL, TSX and MDX applications

Measure Before Ordering

Vehicle listings are a starting point, not a substitute for measuring the actual hub and wheel. Confirm the bolt pattern, vehicle-hub diameter, wheel center bore, thread pitch, wheel offset, wheel width, tire size, lug-seat style, brake package, and suspension configuration. Check original stud protrusion and the depth of the wheel pockets so the wheel can sit fully flat against the spacer. Also measure fender and liner clearance at ride height, full steering lock, and expected suspension compression.

Installation and Torque Checks

Clean rust, paint buildup, and debris from every mounting face. The spacer must sit flush against the hub, and the wheel must sit flush against the spacer. Tighten compatible hardware in a star pattern with a calibrated torque wrench and the applicable vehicle or hardware specification. Do not stack spacers or install them over damaged studs, lug nuts, or uneven mounting surfaces. Recheck torque after initial driving and during routine wheel service. Professional installation is recommended when fitment or clearance is uncertain.