Do you have a set of Custom Wheels and only want the Spinner Rims? Maybe you have a set of Custom Wheels picked out and you would like a set of Wheel Spinner Attachments that will make them look great! Want information on what Wheel Spinner Attachments fit which Custom Wheel? Then you have come to the right place. Find all Spinner Rim Attachments By Brand on the right.
Most spinning wheels are spinner attachments mounted on custom wheels. But they will not work on just any custom wheels. Which Custom Wheels can take Chrome Spinning Rim Attachments? Custom wheels that are designed with a negative offset or for rear wheel drive (RWD) vehicles can take spinning rim attachments. Negative offset of a wheel means that the mounting surface of the wheel is positioned closer to the disk/drum, axle or behind the centerline of the wheel and is commonly referred to as a deep dish wheel. This offset is common in older vehicles. Modern RWD custom wheels are deep enough so that the spinning rim attachment can ride inside the wheel.
Front wheel drive (FWD) or positive offset means the mounting surface of the wheel is positioned in front or street side of the true centerline of the rim. Positive offset wheels are generally found on front-wheel drive (FWD) cars and some newer trucks.
Spinner rim attachments can not be used on FWD vehicles custom wheels because the attachment will stick out and prove to be very dangerous. A negative offset custom wheel with a large rim lip of 1 to 2 inches is ideal for most spinning rim attachments. Less than 1 inch would be unacceptable. See drawing below. Notice the deep dish of this custom wheel.
See image below. The custom wheel on the left has a 1 inch lip and will accept a Spinner Rim attachment. The FWD custom wheel on the right will not accept a Spinner Rim attachments.
Spintek Spinner Rim Attachments
Picture of car with spinning rim attachment