ATV Wheel Spacers

I found some badass ATV wheel spacers for my Suzuki LT250R on eBay. I can't believe some of the great prices that you can find at these online auction websites. I've found atv wheel spacers for all of my ATVs and saved a ton of money over the same atv wheel spacers found at retail locations here in Toledo.

I found Magnum carrier atv wheel spacers made by Rad Manufacturing for my Suzuki LT250R. These are Magnum carrier atv wheel spacers that are completely assembled and come with top of the line bearings, seals and grease zerk fittings. In addition, these atv wheel spacers came with all the necessary hardware.

These are without a doubt the best housings that are available today. These atv wheel spacers are NC machined 6061 aricraft grade billet aluminum. Wow, am I glad I bothered to check out the wheel spacers on eBay.

Then for my Yamaha ATVs, I found similar atv wheel spacers. These are also Magnum Carrier atv wheel spacers made by Rad Manufacturing with twin row bearing carrier. These are also completely assembled and come with al the necessary hardware and all that god stuff.

I have six different ATVs that I like to keep in tip top shape. I really wanted to replace the cheap atv wheel spacers that I'd put on each of my ATVs. When all was said and done, I estimate that I saved over $300 by buying the atv wheel spacers from eBay instead of at the local store.

I did have to learn a few things about shopping online though. I mean I was reluctant because once, when I first had net access, I'd used my credit card to purchase stuff online and gotten burned, big time. It was certainly a wake up call. I was forced to realize that just because a store presents themselves as being professional on their website doesn't mean that they will deliver the goods.

It took me months to try and straighten out my credit and identity theft issues. Man, I think I spent about thirty hours on the phone with bank and credit card people just trying to put things right again. I was determined not to let something like that happen again.

So, when I went to purchase atv wheel spacers on eBay, I took some precautions. For one, I got a PayPal account and was able to make purchases using the virtual debit card that they provide you with. Sure, I had to input my credit card information at the PayPal site, but then I had access to not just one, but two different virtual debit card numbers.

What is a virtual debit card? Well, it works just like a debit card in every way except that it's harder for someone else to gank the info and use it themselves. The virtual debit card info is tied to the PayPal account, which in turn, is tied to my actual credit card number.

Even if you don't use a virtual debit card, PayPal makes it too easy to get refunds on goods that aren't delivered and stuff like that. If the seller never sends the item, simply log in to your payPal account and file a complaint. Within a few days you will have the funds back in your account. That said, don't abuse this. I've also sold things on eBay and it sucks when people do chargebacks for stuff I know they received. But enough about that , let's talk about atv wheel spacers.