BDFHYK 6x135 Wheel Spacers 1.25/1.5/2 Inch for Ford F-150 Expedition Navigator 2015-2025, Hubcentric 87.1mm, M14x1.5, Set of 4

6x135 Hubcentric Wheel Spacers for Ford F-150, Expedition, and Navigator

These BDFHYK 6x135 hubcentric wheel spacers are designed for compatible Ford F-150, Ford Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator applications from 2015-2025 that use an 87.1 mm hub bore and M14x1.5 thread pitch. They are intended for drivers who want to improve wheel stance, adjust wheel position after a tire or wheel change, or create additional inner clearance for selected fitment setups.

Many F-150 and full-size SUV owners look for wheel spacers when the wheels sit too far inside the fenders, when wider tires are close to the upper control arm, or when the vehicle has been leveled and the factory stance no longer matches the build. These spacers move compatible wheels outward, which may help with inner clearance and visual balance when the original fitment is too narrow.

Fitment Problems This Spacer Can Help Solve

• Tucked wheel appearance: Helps create a wider stance on compatible 6x135 Ford and Lincoln applications.
• Inner tire contact: May help when tire sidewall clearance is tight near suspension parts or inner liners.
• Wheel offset mismatch: Useful when a wheel offset places the wheel too far inward.
• Post-leveling stance: Helps visually support a leveled or mild lifted truck setup when measurements allow.

Necessary Product Parameters

• Bolt pattern: 6x135
• Hub bore: 87.1 mm
• Thread pitch: M14x1.5
• Vehicle range: Compatible Ford F-150, Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator 2015-2025 applications
• Thickness options: 1.25 inch, 1.5 inch, and 2 inch, depending on selected variant
• Pack quantity: Set of 4

Thickness Selection by Scenario

The 1.25 inch option is better for users who want a moderate stance correction. The 1.5 inch option offers a more noticeable outward change while remaining practical for many measured setups. The 2 inch option is more aggressive and should only be chosen after checking fender clearance, wheel pocket depth, and tire movement at full steering lock.

What to Check Before Purchase

• Confirm your vehicle is a compatible 6x135 application with 87.1 mm hub bore.
• Verify M14x1.5 thread pitch and compatible lug hardware.
• Measure the gap from the tire sidewall to the fender and inner suspension points.
• Check brake caliper clearance and wheel mounting pad shape.
• Make sure the wheel can sit flat if factory studs extend past the spacer face.

Installation Notes for Truck and SUV Use

Install on clean, flat hub surfaces only. Use the correct torque sequence and torque specification for the vehicle. After installation, turn the steering wheel fully left and right, inspect the tire path, and check for rubbing before road use. Do not stack spacers or use them with damaged studs. Recheck torque after the first drive and inspect hardware during normal tire service, especially on trucks used for hauling, towing, rough roads, or larger tire setups.