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ATV wheel spacers are a popular accessory that can improve the vehicle's stability, appearance, and off-road performance. Properly selected spacers increase the distance between the wheels, reducing the risk of tipping over, especially on uneven terrain.
This guide helps you choose the spacers that best suit your ATV and intended use.
The most common bolt patterns and bolt sizes by ATV brand and model:
ATV models (handlebar type):
- 4x110 Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, TGB, Yamaha, Trapper, CFMOTO, GOES ATV models
- 4x115 Arctic Cat – all ATV models
- 4x137 Can-Am – all ATV models, e.g., Outlander and Renegade
- 4x156 (3/8" inch thread) Polaris Sportsman 400/500/570/800
- 4x156 (metric thread) Polaris Sportsman XP 550/850/1000 and Polaris Scrambler XP 850/1000
Bolt size for all: M10
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Side-by-side (UTV) models:
- 4x110 CFMOTO UFORCE 1000 and ZFORCE 1000/950 Sport
- 4x156 (3/8" inch thread) Polaris Ranger and RZR 400/570/800
- 4x156 (3/8" inch thread) Polaris ACE
- 4x137 Can-Am Commander, Maverick, and Traxter
- 4x156 Polaris Ranger and RZR XP 900/1000/1000 Turbo
Bolt size for all: M12
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FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I install spacers on my ATV?
Stability:
A wider track width improves the ATV's lateral stability, which is especially useful on winding trails and sloped surfaces.
Appearance:
Spacers give your ATV a more aggressive and wider look.
Tire options:
With a wider track, you may be able to fit larger or wider tires without them rubbing against shocks or suspension parts.
Handling:
In some cases, a wider track width can improve handling and make the ATV feel more stable to drive.
How do I choose the right spacers for my ATV?
ATV make and model:
Spacers are designed to fit specific ATVs. Always make sure the spacers you choose are compatible with your ATV’s make and model. Check the manufacturer’s recommendations or product specifications if necessary.
Bolt pattern and thread:
The wheel hubs have a certain number of bolts with a specific diameter (bolt pattern) and thread type. The spacers must match this pattern and usually include their own bolts with the correct thread. Check your ATV’s bolt pattern and thread before purchasing spacers.
Spacer thickness:
Spacer thickness affects how far the wheels extend outward. Common sizes are 1 inch (25 mm), 1.5 inches (38 mm), and 2 inches (50 mm).
Consider how much you want to widen the track and ensure the chosen thickness does not cause clearance issues with the body or tires.
Material:
High-quality spacers are usually made of durable aluminum (such as ALU 6061-T6), which is lightweight and corrosion-resistant.
Mounting hardware:
Most spacer sets are sold in pairs and include the necessary bolts and nuts. Make sure all required parts for installation are included.
Color:
In some cases, you can choose the spacer color (e.g., black) to better match your ATV’s appearance.
Are spacers legal for road use?
No. Spacers are not permitted for use on public roads in any vehicle. (In Finland)
ATV spacers are intended for off-road use only.
Do spacers affect the ATV warranty?
It’s best to confirm this with your dealer or importer. Generally, using spacers voids the warranty, as the structure and drivetrain of the ATV must not be modified.
Spacers increase stress on the hubs and suspension components, so the manufacturer cannot guarantee the same durability when spacers are used.
How to install spacers on an ATV?
Installing spacers is usually straightforward, but always ensure you understand the instructions and have the right tools.
In short, installation goes like this:
- Remove the wheel
- Attach the spacer to the hub using the supplied nuts
- Mount the wheel onto the spacer using the original wheel nuts
Always tighten the wheel nuts according to the manufacturer’s torque specifications using a torque wrench. Before driving, make sure the front wheels can turn freely and that both the wheel and spacer are properly secured.
After installation, take a short test drive to ensure the wheels spin freely and do not rub anywhere. Re-check the wheel nut tightness after a short period of driving.
Remember that using spacers can slightly change how your ATV handles. Be cautious during your first rides and get used to the new feel.