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Alloy USA 5×4.5 Inch Bolt Pattern with 1.25 Inch Offset Wheel Spacers (Red) – 11301

Alloy USA

  • Alloy USA 11301 red aluminum spacers, 1.25 inch thick
  • 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern
  • Applications: 84-01 Jeep Cherokee and 87-06 Wrangler
  • Kit includes 2 spacers, 10 pre-installed wheel studs, 10 lug nuts and Loctite

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Description

Overview

The Alloy USA 11301 is a set of red aluminum wheel spacers, 1.25 inch thick, for a 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern. Its applications are 84-01 Jeep Cherokee and 87-06 Wrangler models, and it is also universal fit.

Each spacer is red anodized for corrosion resistance. The wheel spacing is an extra 1.5 inch, while the thickness is 1.25 inch, so confirm which measurement matches your setup before ordering.

Key features

  • 1.25 inch thick spacers
  • 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern
  • Red anodized aluminum
  • Kit includes 2 spacers, 10 pre-installed wheel studs, 10 lug nuts and Loctite
  • Applications: 84-01 Jeep Cherokee and 87-06 Wrangler

Thickness and spacing choices

Spacer thickness and wheel spacing are not always the same measurement, so the number on the box needs a careful read. Thickness is the spacer’s own dimension, while the spacing describes how far the wheel moves once mounted. Measure your current clearance before choosing so the result fits the tire and suspension.

Matching the hub is the other half of fit. A hub bore that is off-center or a bolt pattern that is slightly different will cause vibration or stud stress, even if the spacer appears to bolt on. Use a caliper or a straightedge to check the layout before buying a set.

Thicker spacers generally need longer studs or a thread check to keep the lug nuts fully engaged. Retorque after the first drive, and keep an eye on the spacer face for any movement or rust streaking.

  • Measure hub bore and bolt layout
  • Confirm stud thread engagement
  • Recheck lug nut torque after fitting

Specifications

Brand Alloy USA
Part number 11301
UPC 804314222567
Bolt pattern 5 on 4.5
Thickness 1.25 inch
Material Aluminum
Type Spacer
Color Red
Finish Red anodized

Vehicle fitment

Applications are 84-01 Jeep Cherokee and 87-06 Wrangler. Confirm your year, model and trim before ordering.

The named applications do not cover Grand Cherokee, Liberty or other Jeep models.

Installation notes

Check the 1.25 inch thickness against the extra 1.5 inch of spacing before choosing this set. After fitting, recheck clearance because the wheel sits farther out.

What’s included

Two spacers, 10 pre-installed wheel studs, 10 lug nuts and Loctite.

SKU: ALY11301 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 8.50 lbs
Package dimensions 7.30 × 7.30 × 5.00 in
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Questions & Answers

Is the Alloy USA 11301 a 1.25 inch or 1.5 inch spacer?

The Alloy USA 11301 is a 1.25 inch thick spacer for a 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern. The wheel spacing is an extra 1.5 inch, so confirm which measurement matches your setup before ordering.

Does the 11301 fit Jeep Cherokees?

The applications include 84-01 Jeep Cherokee models. Confirm your year, model and trim before ordering, since the spacer is also universal fit.

What bolt pattern is the 11301?

The 11301 uses a 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern. The spacers are red aluminum with a 1.25 inch thickness, and each kit includes 2 spacers.

What comes with the Alloy USA 11301 kit?

Each kit holds two wheel spacers, 10 pre-installed studs, 10 lug nuts and Loctite. Check the package contents before starting installation.

How do I confirm the bolt pattern before buying spacers?

Measure across the wheel studs from the center of one stud to the far stud on your hub, and match that layout to the spacer's pattern. Check the hub bore as well, because a bore that is too small or too large affects centering.

Do thicker spacers need a different stud length?

Often yes. A thicker spacer moves the wheel farther out, so the studs must reach through the spacer with enough thread for the lug nuts to seat fully. Check thread engagement before driving.