Extended wheel studs...

I've been looking for extended wheel studs since I'm probably going to need to run a 1/2 to 3/4 inch spacer (my new wheels are +35 offset) with my future 37x12.50 tires.

The only ones I could find were these ones on Ebay:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1648760436...66L4UTRdxbSbMzysqQ0Pu9MkFuXrIpbhoCxH8QAvD_BwE

The seller swears they aren't cheap chinesium, but this being Ebay, there is no real review or rating system to dig through looking for the truth. All of the listed specs are bang on. The ONLY other 14x1.5 wheel studs I can find are either the stock length for the Tundra, or extended but have the wrong diameter knurl.

Anybody have any experience with these? The only other option I've seen is people running SAE 9/16th wheel studs instead, which I kinda don't really want to do because I just know the first person besides me who tries to put a tire on my truck is going to zip a metric lug nut on with a 1400ft/lb impact gun.

 

Check this thread might help


https://www.tundras.com/threads/the...em-lugs-aftermarket-studs.76918/#post-2776371

 

Has anyone tried either of the below options?
I need to call Wheeler’s and Wheel Adapter to get the specifications.

Factory 2017: 14x1.5 thread pitch - factory knurl 16.5mm

Wheelers Offroad
8-Piece Extended Length 2" Top Plate Stud Set for 2007+ Tundra wheel Adapter
14x1.5 Extended Wheel Studs for 2007 and newer Toyota Tundra
https://www.wheeladapter.com/produc...xhAfprSZe3q4eYYJ_3JmB1HZ2nQBusarvx5v3GLMemj-K

 

Spacers shouldn’t need extended studs. They are recessed so the spacer is bolted on hub studs.
Then you put the wheels on the wheel spacer studs.