🔧 Dorman 611-288 Wheel Nut M14-2.0 Dometop - 21mm Hex, 54mm Length for Ford / Lincoln Models (OE FIX), Pack of 10 Review

I wouldn't buy these if you live in an area where the roads are salted in winter. I replaced all the nuts on my truck with these last November. They survived a winter and are in terrible shape. I hope you can see what I mean from the attached photos.

My 2012 Ford F150 had to replace the two piece OEM nuts. OEM lug nuts will increase since they use impact nuts. This is a solid solid 21mm. If you have the old type, it is a necessity and the lowest price. That was important when you needed 24 of them or got stuck on the way and the key no longer fits! Lewis b

These are very high quality replacement nuts. The thin chrome body broke on a couple of nuts, making them very difficult to remove. I ordered them to solve the problem. I have decided to replace all of the OEM nuts on my truck with these quality replacement parts and I no longer have to worry about the hassle of changing tires. This is not a problem!

Seems to be of pretty good quality and I hope they will last at least as long as the dealer is selling me for $10 each. The factory nuts will rust and expand and end up being difficult to set on a 21mm deep well socket. The only solution is to replace them. The dealer has replaced them several times over the past few years, but they end up doing the same thing again. At least they're cheaper that way and I'll see how long they last.

Attention customers! The tire technician said he couldn't tighten my nuts because they were bent and streaky. I gave him some of my old factory tips to get me home and started troubleshooting and researching. The attached photos speak for themselves. Remember that a 13/16" wrench was needed to remove what was inside the outside of the sheet metal. New tightening uses a 21mm metric wrench (size M14 lug nut).

They looked great when I received them. When I put them on, they made a dull noise. They have some sort of cover on the outside of the nut itself. When I first put them on the truck I noticed they had dents on the nut where the socket was. I double checked that I have the correct socket size and that it fits perfectly with a 13/16 socket. You can get a metric socket and it will fit even better, but it's only good the first time you put it on. After riding in them for a while, they actually heat