Sell Aston Martin 15mm Wheel spacers in Corona del Mar, California, United States, for US $349.99

Condition:New Brand:The V Collection Warranty:Yes Placement on Vehicle:Front, Rear Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

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Brand new pair of 15mm wheel spacers for Aston Martin V8 Vantage, DB9 and Virage models.

The V Collection wheel spacers have been developed to give your Aston Martin the perfect stance. If you want to keep your standard wheels but want them to sit a little wider in the fenders, then these wheel spacers are perfect for your car. The spacers are placed between the hub and the wheel, thus positioning the wheel and tire further out so they are more flush with the fenders.

The wheel spacers are hub-centric and feature a full contact hub, just like the factory hub for precise wheel alignment.

The added benefit of the the wider stance is that you improve the cars performance by increasing the grip during cornering.

The spacer kit comes with two spacers and 10 new longer wheel studs.

From our experience, the 20mm spacers work great on the rear wheels and a set of 15mm spacers work great on the front wheels.

Please view our other products for your Aston Martin.

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