Premium Black 14mmx1.5 Wheel Lug Nuts - Set of 24 | Dynofit Closed End, Conical Seat 🔧 | Compatible with Chevy, GMC, Cadillac, Lincoln, SAAB, Saturn 6 Lug Aftermarket Wheels | Includes 2 Socket Keys Review

Perfect for the Ram 1500 pickup truck with American Racing Baja alloy wheels. I bought a set of 24 so I have 4 extra tips and 2 sockets.

Five stars. As for the processing quality of these nuts. Also the design is really good compared to standard nuts. However, the head was too small to fit on my stock Jeep Gladiator wheels. In the end I sent them back.

Cheap material. Cut off while trying to remove the ears. Glad I was home and not at the side of the road when it happened. Had to hammer into the impact socket to get the key out as the key no longer fitted as the nose twisted when broken.

Ring nuts were exactly what I was looking for and the black color looks so smooth. The lug nuts themselves appear to be quite well made, but the reason for the lower durability is that the lug wrench I used shows signs of rounding after the first tightening. Maybe that's why you have 2? Definitely we will cross this bridge when we get there, but I hope to be able to find a replacement in the future.

I thought I got a good price back then but after a year trying to remove it from my Tahoe I found it was rusting were in the eyelets. I don't live in an area where cars rust like in NE. I was able to remove all but one from the rear wheel. Then one opened. From then on, drilling a hairpin was a nightmare. In the process, I broke 6 bits, scratched the rear rim, and hit the rotor lightly, elongating the hole a bit. I'm willing to run around trying to get everything off my other wheels and pray…

Bought for my 2016 Tundra. They worked fine for a couple of weeks but I found they didn't fit properly. OEM nuts have a long shank that fits into the wheel for a snug and secure fit; it's not like this. There was progressive tremors and I took her to a local alignment specialist. He showed me the difference between these nuts and the originals. Although these nuts end up at the correct angle, the nut doesn't go into the wheel hole to actually be a snug fit. They were simply attracted to the…

These nuts snapped off as soon as I started installing them on my 2015 Ram 1500 with non-original wheels; before I even put them on! I hand threaded each nut and then tightened them with a small wrench before using a torque wrench to set the final torque. Two of the five jam nuts only began to loosen after they were tightened with a small wrench. I didn't even use any force to speak of! After that I immediately put them down. I looked at the threads in the lug nuts and they were clearly…

I put some 22" aftermarket rims on my Chrysler 300 and the stock nuts were too thick to fit the rim. I used some cheap thin nuts from my local parts store until they arrived 2 days later. They arrived just in time because when I took off the old lug nuts I found that some of them were very loose because they didn't fit well in the nest so my punch didn't tighten them all the way. Still, these spline nuts were perfect because they were long enough to fit a very wide rim and the included bushing…