🔧 Set of 20 Black Mag Lug Nuts, 14x1.5 Thread Replacement for Land Cruiser Tundra OEM Review

You get what you pay for, the black finish on most of them has chipped. The chrome finish is cheaper anyway, I'll be returning them eventually.

I just love them! A bit pricey but worth every penny. I was looking for a decent replacement for my horrible stock nuts on my Dodge Charger 07 and nothing would fit or secure the hubcaps. Nothing bye. I'm so glad I found her!

I bought these for my new black wheels. They were on my car for about 1.5 months. All 20 were tightened to factory specs. Went to shoot them to rearrange the wheels and 4 broke in half! Thrown away $50 and I'm very thankful it happened on my street and not the freeway!

These nuts started to rust after a few months. They never survived a Utah winter without rusting. Maybe they'd be better off in a place where they wouldn't use salt on the streets. I would not recommend this product. ben

Works great for my tundra when I've added magnet wheels. The truck came with steel wheels and I wanted a BBS from xsp. Found, but they had no nuts for the magazines. They arrived quickly and work well. They have no cracks or rust and have been in the truck for weeks. Didn't even have to retighten 100 miles as none of them slipped or came loose.

I bought some OEM alloy wheels for my 2012 Tundra to use standard snow tire steel wheels. It turns out that alloys need a bar with a built-in washer. Toyota wanted $18. To the hatch. I didn't spend time doing the math, but getting the 20 I needed seemed outrageous. Napa charged $12 for the bay. Again, I didn't have a hard time removing my socks and counting, but it seemed like a terrible idea. 6 second search on Revain found these puppies, $60 for a set, I found a calculator and thought it was…