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Message: [QUOTE="JCROMAN73, post: 1222096, member: 20008"] I wasn't talking about any one person in general. And I wasn't referring to only spacers. I am referring to negative offsets in general and relation to bearing wear. I was just stating that for most bearing wear hasn't been an issue whether running wheel spacers or a negative offset wheel. Including me. I nor any of my friends have never had to replace a wheel bearing in one of these trucks. And Ive had 4 of them all lifted with big tires and negative offset wheels. I was simply stating that a lot of people that chime in about this subject are running stock wheels with no real world experience in this subject. They are usually not people that are running negative offset wheels or a spacer stating their bearings went bad in no time because of it. I never said wheel spacers are not tough. I simply don't trust that they don't have some run out. But these trucks are not overly sensitive so maybe wheel spacers are fine. I was a cnc machinist for 12 years and I know how things are made. I just don't trust the tolerances on mass produced spacers. [/QUOTE]

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