Journeys Off Road (JOR) 5x127 Hubcentric Wheel Spacers 30mm (1.25") Bolt-On / 71.6mm Hub Bore / M12 x 1.5 Hardware These 30mm (1.25") bolt-on wheel spacers are designed for vehicles that use a 5x127 (5x5) bolt pattern with M12 x 1.5 lug hardware. These are the only HUBCENTRIC wheel spacers available in this pattern.Most 5x127 spacers on the market are built for Jeep and Durango applications that use 14mm studs and will not fit these vehicles correctly. Specifications Bolt Pattern 5x127 (5x5) Spacer Thickness 30mm (1.25") each Hub / Center Bore 71.6mm hubcentric Stud / Lug Thread M12 x 1.5 Spacer Type Bolt-On Material CNC-machined aluminum Hardware All necessary hardware included Vehicle Fitment
Chrysler Pacifica - Chrysler Voyager
- Chrysler Town & Country
- Dodge Grand Caravan
- Volkswagen Routan
- Ram C/V / Tradesman Van
- Dodge Journey (2008-2020)
Not compatible with Jeep, Dodge Durango, Charger, Magnum, or other vehicles that use M14 lug studs or different hub dimensions. Installation Notes
Bolt spacers to the hub first, then mount wheels to the spacer. - Torque all hardware to factory specifications.
- Re-torque after 100 miles.
- Professional installation recommended.
Hubcentric vs Lugcentric Spacers Most wheel spacers on the market are lugcentric, meaning the vehicle?s weight is supported by the lug studs. This can allow the wheel to sit slightly off-center, which often leads to vibration, uneven lug loading, and long-term wear on studs and bearings. These spacers are true hubcentric. The vehicle?s hub pilots the spacer, and the spacer pilots the wheel ? just like a factory wheel mounting surface. This ensures the wheel is centered mechanically before the lug nuts are torqued.
Weight is carried by the hub, not the studs - Proper wheel centering before torque is applied
- Reduced vibration at highway speeds
- More even lug nut loading and improved long-term reliability
This is especially important on vehicles that do not have strong aftermarket support in this bolt pattern, where lugcentric spacers are often the only option available. Journeys Off Road ? Designed & Supported in the United States
