SPC Performance Toe Shims

2011–2021 Buick Encore / 2011 Chevrolet Aveo Rear Wheel Toe Shims

Part #: 71055

Overview

The SPC Performance Toe Shims are precision-engineered components designed to help you quickly and effectively correct negative toe issues in your vehicle's rear wheels. Whether you're experiencing uneven tire wear, poor handling, or simply want to optimize your vehicle's alignment for better performance, these toe shims provide a straightforward solution. Crafted from high-quality materials, they are built to withstand the rigors of daily driving and spirited use, ensuring long-lasting durability and reliable performance.

Ideal for automotive enthusiasts, DIY mechanics, and professional technicians alike, these toe shims allow you to fine-tune your vehicle's alignment without the need for extensive modifications or specialized tools. They are perfect for addressing alignment problems caused by suspension wear, accidents, or factory misalignments, helping you restore proper toe settings and improve overall handling and tire longevity.

Key Features

SPC Performance Toe Shims are designed with precision and ease of installation in mind. Here are some of their standout features:

• Constructed from high-quality, durable materials that resist corrosion and wear, ensuring long-term performance.
• Available in various styles and thicknesses to accommodate different alignment correction needs.
• Engineered for a simple, bolt-on installation that requires no modifications to your vehicle's existing components.
• Helps correct negative toe issues, which can lead to uneven tire wear and compromised handling.
• Designed specifically for rear wheel applications on compatible models, ensuring a precise fit.
• Allows installation of up to two shims simultaneously for greater correction flexibility, with a maximum of two shims per wheel.
• Manufactured with strict quality control standards to ensure consistent, reliable performance.
• Compatible with a wide range of vehicles within the specified model years, making it a versatile solution for many owners.

Construction & Design

The SPC Performance Toe Shims feature a robust construction using high-grade materials that resist corrosion and deformation over time. Their design incorporates precise dimensions to ensure a perfect fit on the rear wheels of compatible vehicles. The shims are engineered to be lightweight yet strong, providing effective correction without adding unnecessary weight or complexity to your suspension system. The simple, flat design allows for easy installation and removal, making adjustments quick and hassle-free. These components are manufactured with tight tolerances to guarantee consistent alignment correction, helping you achieve optimal handling and tire wear performance.

Installation & Fitment

Installing the SPC Performance Toe Shims is a straightforward process that can typically be completed with basic hand tools. The shims are designed to fit directly onto the rear wheel assembly, requiring no cutting, drilling, or extensive modifications. For best results, it is recommended to have your vehicle's alignment checked and adjusted by a professional after installing the shims. No special tuning or additional components are necessary, making this an accessible upgrade for both DIY enthusiasts and professional mechanics. Proper installation ensures that your vehicle maintains correct toe settings, enhancing handling and tire life.

• Easy bolt-on installation with no modifications required
• Suitable for use on the rear wheels of compatible vehicles within the specified years
• Recommended to have a professional alignment check after installation

Note: A maximum of two shims can be installed together on each wheel to achieve the desired correction. Do not exceed this limit to avoid improper alignment or component stress.

What's Included

• One pair of SPC Performance Toe Shims for rear wheels
• Installation hardware and instructions

Ideal For

• Owners experiencing negative toe issues in their rear wheels
• Enthusiasts seeking to improve handling and tire wear
• DIY mechanics performing alignment corrections
• Professionals performing suspension repairs or upgrades