Ford Expedition, F150 & Lincoln Navigator 2-Inch Wheel Spacers (6x5.3, 4-Pack)

2-Inch Wheel Spacers for the Expedition, F150, and Navigator

This is a set of four 2-inch wheel spacers built for the 2003-2014 Ford Expedition, 2004-2015 Ford F150, and 2003-2014 Lincoln Navigator, machined to a 6x5.3-inch bolt pattern with an 87.1mm hubcentric bore and M14x2 studs. If you're looking to widen the stance on one of these trucks or SUVs for better visual fit or improved cornering stability, these spacers bolt on using the factory bolt pattern rather than requiring a different wheel or hub setup.

What Wheel Spacers Actually Change

A wheel spacer sits between the hub and the wheel, pushing the wheel outward from the vehicle's centerline and widening the overall track width. On a taller platform like these Ford and Lincoln SUVs and trucks, that wider stance lowers the effective center of gravity relative to the track width, which is why these spacers are aimed at reducing the body sway some owners notice during hard cornering, along with filling out the wheel-to-fender gap that stock wheel offsets sometimes leave on lifted or larger-tire setups.

Key Features

• 2-inch (50.8mm) thickness per spacer, sold as a set of 4
• 6x5.3-inch bolt pattern with an 87.1mm (3.43-inch) hubcentric bore
• Forged from 6061-T6 aluminum alloy for strength and wear resistance
• Dacromet coating for oxidation and corrosion resistance

Specifications

• Thickness: 2 in. (50.8mm) per spacer
• Bolt pattern: 6x5.3 in.
• Hub bore: 87.1mm (3.43 in.), hubcentric
• Thread pitch: M14x2
• Material: 6061-T6 forged aluminum alloy
• Finish: Dacromet coating
• Hardware: Grade 10.9 bolts included
• Set includes: 4 spacers
• Color: Black

Compatibility

Fits the 2003-2014 Ford Expedition, 2004-2015 Ford F150, and 2003-2014 Lincoln Navigator with a 6x5.3-inch bolt pattern and M14x2 studs. Because wheel bolt patterns and stud sizes can vary by trim and model year even within the same nameplate, it's worth confirming your specific truck or SUV's bolt pattern and stud thread against your owner's manual before ordering.

Why Owners Add Spacers

Beyond the handling argument, a lot of owners add spacers simply to correct a wheel-to-fender relationship that looks tucked-in from the factory, particularly after switching to a wider aftermarket wheel or a larger tire that needs more clearance from the fender liner and suspension components. Because these spacers use a hubcentric design, they center on the hub itself rather than relying on the wheel's own bore or the lug studs to keep everything running true, which matters for minimizing vibration at highway speed. That distinction is worth knowing before buying any spacer, since a lug-centric spacer on a vehicle designed for hubcentric fitment is a common source of the vibration complaints that get blamed on the wheels themselves.

Installation Notes

Installing wheel spacers means removing each wheel, mounting the spacer onto the factory hub, and then reinstalling the wheel onto the spacer's own stud pattern using the included grade 10.9 hardware. Because a 2-inch spacer meaningfully changes the wheel's offset, it's worth checking for rubbing against the fender liner, brake components, and suspension parts through full steering lock and suspension travel before considering the installation finished, and re-torquing the wheels after the first few miles is good practice with any wheel hardware change. Since a 2-inch spacer is a substantial change to the wheel's offset, this is also a good time to double check speedometer accuracy isn't affected if you're also running a different tire diameter than stock.

Ordering Information

This wheel spacer set is in stock and ships ready to install. Our Shipping Information page covers current timelines, and our Warranty and Returns pages explain what to do if anything isn't right on arrival. Not sure this matches your specific bolt pattern? Our Request a Part page is the fastest way to confirm before you order.

Related Parts

These wheel spacers are listed in our Wheels & Tires collection, along with our Ford collection, where you'll find other parts for these trucks and SUVs.