If you want to give your Land Rover Defender a more aggressive stance and improve its handling, you may want to consider installing Land Rover wheel spacers on your Defender. Land Rover Defender wheel spacers fit between the wheel hub and the wheel, creating a gap that pushes the wheel outward. This can reduce the wheel's offset, which is the distance between the wheel's centerline and the hub's mounting surface. A lower offset can increase the track width of your Land Rover Defender, which is the distance between the centerlines of your left and right wheels. This can improve the stability, cornering, and appearance of your Land Rover Defender.br br Installing Land Rover wheel spacers on your Defender is not a simple plug-and-play process. You need to make sure that you choose the right size and type of Land Rover wheel spacers for your Defender, and that you install them properly and securely. Otherwise, you risk damaging your wheels, tires, suspension, brakes, or even causing an accident.br br In this video, we will show you how to install Land Rover wheel spacers on your Defender correctly and safely in a step-by-step guide. Before we start, make sure you have the following tools and materials:br br A jack and jack standsbr A lug wrench and a torque wrenchbr A ruler and impact wrenchbr A wire brush or sandpaperbr A set of hub-centered wheel spacers that match your Land Rover Defender's bolt pattern, hub bore, and desired thickness.br br #landroverdefender110 #wheelspacers #bonoss #bloxsportbr br If you like extreme driving and drifting, we recommend 7075-t6 wheel spacers. If it is just for daily driving, then 6061-t6 spacers are enough.