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Dinan 17mm Wheel Spacers Pair 5x112 66.5mm - BMW G-Chassis
Seventeen millimeters is where a spacer stops being a fine-tune and starts changing how the car sits. Wheels with conservative offsets that looked lost inside the arches move right out to the fender line, and the car gains a wider, more planted stance from every angle.
Dinan 17mm wheel spacers (part number D210-2030) are machined for the BMW 5x112 bolt pattern and 66.5mm center bore used across the G-chassis lineup. Each spacer moves the wheel 17mm further from the hub, widening your track for a fuller stance and more room around big brake calipers. You get a pair, enough for one axle.
Why Dinan 17mm Wheel Spacers Are Worth It
Cheap spacers are where wheel fitment problems start. These are CNC-machined from billet 6061 aluminum and anodized black so they disappear behind the spokes. Dinan lists hub-centric rings on its larger spacer sizes, so the wheel is located by the hub and not by the bolts. The weight-saving design keeps unsprung mass down.
The real question with any spacer is bolts, and at 17mm it matters more than ever. Your factory wheel bolts are sized for wheel-to-hub contact only. Dinan calls out its 45mm M14x1.25 cone seat lug bolts for 15mm and 17mm spacers, so there is no guessing. Order them together and you are ready to bolt up. Sold by AutoTecknic, an authorized Dinan dealer.
What's Included
Lug bolts are not included. Dinan's matching bolt for this spacer is the M14x1.25 cone seat 45mm set of 10 (sold separately).
Key Features
Vehicle Fitment
Dinan specifies this spacer by chassis family, not by individual model:
Not for E-chassis or 5x120 F-chassis BMWs. If your car is not a G-chassis model or one of the exceptions above, contact us before ordering.
Installation Notes
A bolt-on job with a jack, jack stands and a torque wrench. The one step you cannot skip is longer bolts: Dinan matches its 45mm M14x1.25 cone seat bolts to this spacer. Never reuse your factory bolts with a spacer. At 17mm the wheel moves out a meaningful amount, so check tire-to-fender clearance at full steering lock and full compression, especially on staggered or aggressive-offset setups.
Seventeen millimeters is where a spacer stops being a fine-tune and starts changing how the car sits. Wheels with conservative offsets that looked lost inside the arches move right out to the fender line, and the car gains a wider, more planted stance from every angle.
Dinan 17mm wheel spacers (part number D210-2030) are machined for the BMW 5x112 bolt pattern and 66.5mm center bore used across the G-chassis lineup. Each spacer moves the wheel 17mm further from the hub, widening your track for a fuller stance and more room around big brake calipers. You get a pair, enough for one axle.
Why Dinan 17mm Wheel Spacers Are Worth It
Cheap spacers are where wheel fitment problems start. These are CNC-machined from billet 6061 aluminum and anodized black so they disappear behind the spokes. Dinan lists hub-centric rings on its larger spacer sizes, so the wheel is located by the hub and not by the bolts. The weight-saving design keeps unsprung mass down.
The real question with any spacer is bolts, and at 17mm it matters more than ever. Your factory wheel bolts are sized for wheel-to-hub contact only. Dinan calls out its 45mm M14x1.25 cone seat lug bolts for 15mm and 17mm spacers, so there is no guessing. Order them together and you are ready to bolt up. Sold by AutoTecknic, an authorized Dinan dealer.
What's Included
Lug bolts are not included. Dinan's matching bolt for this spacer is the M14x1.25 cone seat 45mm set of 10 (sold separately).
Key Features
Vehicle Fitment
Dinan specifies this spacer by chassis family, not by individual model:
Not for E-chassis or 5x120 F-chassis BMWs. If your car is not a G-chassis model or one of the exceptions above, contact us before ordering.
Installation Notes
A bolt-on job with a jack, jack stands and a torque wrench. The one step you cannot skip is longer bolts: Dinan matches its 45mm M14x1.25 cone seat bolts to this spacer. Never reuse your factory bolts with a spacer. At 17mm the wheel moves out a meaningful amount, so check tire-to-fender clearance at full steering lock and full compression, especially on staggered or aggressive-offset setups.
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