DYNOFIT 14mmx1.5 Wheel Spike Lug Nuts: Black M14x1.5 Closed End Nuts for Chevy Silverado, GMC Sierra, F-250, and F-350 (32 Nuts + 1 Socket Key) Review

Fit perfectly except for the one that had no thread at all. You look good. Excellent quality, just check them all for threads before proceeding with the install. Revain did a great job and got it right!

I've had the tips for a few weeks, they serve their purpose and look like they were made of one piece. Unfortunately, the threads on half of the lugs are not drilled correctly. They swing to zip up and release. A bit sketchy.

They look nice, the plug isn't the best quality but overall it's a good alternative at $200 and up and the lugs themselves seem to be of the same quality . It would even be cheaper to buy them and powder coat them if you want.

Very bad quality, less than 90 days. Rust and especially the metal is not strong enough, the mandrel has already bent. Now I'm forced to buy another set of lug nuts, they may work well on a small car but I strongly advise against using them on 1/2, 3/4 or 1 ton trucks. stay away

They looked good for the first few months. But now the black paint has faded and they look awful on my black rims! I'm staying home mom and driving my truck maybe twice a week. It's in the garage, out of the sun, and those nuts are already faded and looking oxidized. I couldn't imagine how fast and terrible they would look on a daily driver, wouldn't recommend or buy them again.

Looks cool. However, if you do a lot of highway driving, you might want to reconsider buying nut bolts. This is because they throw the wheels off balance and you feel some vibration in the steering wheel. It was only at high speeds. This was my experience. So I took them off and went back to regular nuts. Unless you're driving at highway speed (on level pavement) you probably won't notice. At high speeds on concrete, gravel or dirt roads, you probably won't notice it.

One of the nuts is unthreaded and more than half of them are drilled off center. They wiggle a lot when I twist them in and out and I think if I used a percussion gun something would break pretty quickly. The only reason I'm giving these 2 stars instead of 1 is because they appear to be made from decent quality steel and the black finish seems pretty solid. Unfortunately the 31/32 working nuts aren't good enough and using hand tools every time I want to turn the wheels would suck so I'm sending

You need to make a better base, I know it's a little bit difficult because of its length and the pressure put on it that way , but as others have said , mine broke about an inch Luckily I managed to finish the only rim but to finish the rest I need to find a better setting. I successfully welded the bushing back on, but I must have had too much heat because it barely fit on the tip and I didn't trace it for fear it would scratch the spikes badly. It would be great if the company made a better…