Hi guys,

Bimecc has created a complete line of Aluminum hub centric Wheel Spacers to give your car the final visual and performance touch. They are designed to quickly and easily adapt your vehicle to a wider and more stable stance. They give your car a more aggressive look, improve handling performance and optimize the lateral stability. Higher stability and increased safety is achieved as these spacers extend wheel base width. You can use wheel spacers to provide your car with an offset not offered by the wheel manufacturer.

Bimecc
-Custom designed
-CNC machined
-Suitable for OE or aftermarket wheels
-diamond cut finishing

BENEFITS OF WHEEL SPACERS:
-Redistributes center of gravity; reduces risk of rollover
-Better traction and cornering
-Vehicle can still use factory rims
-Wider tires can be placed on the factory rims
-Allows better control at greater inclined angles
-Improved appearance!

Available sizes:
-5mm: $45
-12mm: $92
-15mm: $92
-20mm: $145

**necessary bolts will be extra

For any inquiries and/or orders please feel free to contact myself or Joe (TrinityAutosport).
Thank you!

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12mm spacers especially we have in stock ready to go :)

Do you have the 15mm In stock?

15 no, but it will only take about 2 business days for us to get :)

How much shipped?

more 12mm spacers with bolts currently in stock at our location =)

:ph34r: I like what I see....

I may have to put an order in for 1 set of the 12mm w/bolts to use with my oem 138s

ready to ship =)

Hi Trinity...may I ask what you would recommend in my situation...I have the stock rims and tires on my 2005 bmw 525i pre-lci E60 and its about to get lowered close to 3'...I've been told that I can't put greater than 12mm on in this case...what are your recommendations? Also how much would shipping to my address in Australia pc:0812 be?

thanks!

it will depend on the offsets of your wheels. what wheel model do you have? also for a rough estimation you can take a ruler and measure from the tire outward to the fender to the nearest millimeter how far you would like it pushed out.