New lug nuts
#1
New lug nuts
I just recently bought some aodhans (18x9.5+22 front and 18x10.5+22 rear) (ik) they were a steal. But the stock lug nuts do fit. They are too wide in diameter. I was looking for some help so I know what new lug nuts to buy that will fit.
#2
the stock oem lug nuts have a different taper than aftermarket wheels. Its a good thing the oem lug nuts didn't physically fit.
if you are in a bind and need something fast, most auto parts stores will sell "tuner" slim lug nuts. I'm using a set with the internal key type.
if you are in a bind and need something fast, most auto parts stores will sell "tuner" slim lug nuts. I'm using a set with the internal key type.
#3
Charlie, it won't take you more than a moment to research "types of lugnuts" before you realize your OEM lugnuts are a mag-style design, and won't work with aftermarket wheels.
Almost every aftermarket wheel out there uses an acorn style design.
I've been using McGard lug nuts for my Vossons since I got them. They're reasonably priced, have a floating-seat, and a 10-sided spline drive design which should make them slightly more resistant to theft... and that's because every other spline drive lug nut out there is 6-sided, so to use these you need a McGard adapter.
https://mcgard.com/automotive/lug-nu...rive-lug-nuts/
Almost every aftermarket wheel out there uses an acorn style design.
I've been using McGard lug nuts for my Vossons since I got them. They're reasonably priced, have a floating-seat, and a 10-sided spline drive design which should make them slightly more resistant to theft... and that's because every other spline drive lug nut out there is 6-sided, so to use these you need a McGard adapter.
https://mcgard.com/automotive/lug-nu...rive-lug-nuts/
Last edited by Rochester; 11-23-2021 at 07:31 AM.
The following users liked this post:
spoolin03 (11-25-2021)
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post