RockTrix 2pcs 1.5 inch Hubcentric 5x4.5 Wheel Spacers (71.5mm bore, 1/2x20 Studs) Compatible with Jeep Cherokee XJ Grand Cherokee ZJ Wrangler YJ TJ Liberty KJ KK (38mm 5x114.3)

Nicely made, perfect fit. Clears my deck, feels a little more stable.

Used on a Kubota BX23s with good results.

We've used a number of these and similar spacers on some Cherokee rock crawlers. Never had a problem with them and don't expect any now. Good quality and included the correct hardware

These spacers appear to be well made, sturdy and solid. Installed them on a Kubota BX2360 with 60” mowing deck and have plenty of clearance mower deck and tires. Took about one hour gathering up tools, installing and putting tools back, pretty easy job. You will need a thin wall socket to bolt the spacers on to tractor hub, a standard 13/16” spark plug socket works well, then use a standard metric (forgot size) to install wheel.

Very nicely machined product, but it does not fit John Deere 1025R despite the listed measurements indicating it would. Just thought others might find this useful in a search. Inner hub dimension is too small and the bolt pattern doesn't quite line up.

Perfect for a Kubota BX23S.

Used these on my 2001 Jeep Cherokee XJ and they work perfect. They are solid, nice looking and no issues with the product. I went with these based off of the price and they are hubcentric which I believe you should always run. Compared to others, which were drastically more $$, they appear to be a bargain. Also, most spacers out there for my Jeep are 1.5" and I wanted 1.25" as I didn't want my wheels to stick out too far.

These fit my 2022 Kubota BX23X rear wheels perfectly. See photos. The axle on the BX23X does not have a raised outer flange that would fit into the tractor wheel ID. This means that only the studs and the taper on the wheel lugs align the wheels to the axle. The spacer does have an outer flange that needs to only fit inside the hole on the tractor rim, which it does easily as seen in the picture. Made a very positive noticeable difference in the stability of the tractor. Moving buckets full of dirt on a downward slope and needing to turn on the slope. While these were on order, 3 day delivery, someone ( not me FYI) didn’t keep the full bucket low, the backhoe rotated uphill or have a stabilizer on the downhill side just off the ground while turning to the left. Yup the tractor fell over on its side. No damage except a decal with a minor scratch. Had to take out the glow plugs to ensure cylinders were not full of oil before cranking. With the spacers you can easily feel the increased stability. The 4” would obviously be more stable but I like the narrow profile while moving around the multiple obstacles during a back yard remodel. Very very happy with the 2” spacers. Regular socket it needed to tighten the existing nuts in the deep holes. My impact sockets didn’t fit. Not a big deal at all.