Does anyone make an 8 to 10mm wheel spacer shim?

Proper hub centric type. Can install longer studs if necessary.

This is for an LX600 but they share the spacing and hub size with the 2022+ Tundra. Zero activity on those forums and I have owned a Tundra before.

 

Are you looking for something like this? I found these recommended on another thread for helping center the tundra hub to method wheels. I forgot to use them when I changed my wheels and haven’t experienced any vibration without them. I can’t personally vouch for them but they look good

$10 Hubcentric Rings (Pack of 4) - 95.1mm ID to 106.1mm OD - Black Poly Carbon Plastic Hubrings Hub - Only Works on 95.1mm Vehicle Hubs and 106.1mm Wheel Centerbore

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B3LVXJJ5

 

Sounds like pretty hokey idea on a 100k car

 

https://motorsport-tech.com/bora.html

Bora spacers are a high quality spacer. They will make whatever thickness you want but you’ll definitely need extended studs that thin.

I reached out to them about 8mm spacers a while back and ended up going down a different route bc I didn’t want to replace studs.

 

Ok I will contact Bora.

Hokey would be the 1 inch ones. 8-10mm would be subtle (to the edge of the mudflap). And it was 120 and I plan to put 10 in mods . Want to run the stock Fsport wheels with hwy tires at times and they are way up in there backspacing. No salt or mud to worry about on the highway around here.

I may be confused but people run tundra rims on these and I figured the bore size is the same and its a typical hub centric setup.

Almost no traffic on the lx600/lc300 forums.

 

I run 1.25 spacers for the last 3-4 years on this truck. Havent had an issues with them.

they are bigger, however i like that they match up to the hub centric aspect of the wheel mounting surface and then also add that hub centric mounting point on the spacer as well just like stock. A thick washer like the 8-10mm would negate that hub centric flange right?

 

We slammed a 2009 Venza and that has been running spacers on the wheels ever since.....never an issue.

 

Thats the thing it should have the flange to be proper.

 

I highly recommend motorsport-tech. They make great quality spacers or adapters for your needs. Been using them across a handful of my vehicles since 2012. From the daily drivers to the abused track cars, the spacers/adapters have always held up great! Only con really was having to replace wheel bearings more often than I'd like, but that's expected.