🦍 Gorilla Automotive 76601F Ford Wheel Locks With Washers Closed End - 14mm x 2.00 Thread Size Review

good quality but too long for my use. I bought these to replace my stock Harley Davidson F150 wheels. I had to use flat washers on the stock wheels which resulted in them protruding too much and not allowing the center caps to seat as they should. Good quality but unfortunately I can't use it. Spring.

Bought because they came with washers! The 2012 F-150 FX4 20" wheels have a larger cone seat than usual. Others Wheellocks are recessed too deep in the wheel hole Using the included washers will prevent the wheellocks from sinking in and lays them flat 4 stars because the locks protrude about 1/4" longer than standard wheel nuts.

I ordered these locks for my F150 and was disappointed when the wrong item arrived. Although the stock label matched the product I ordered, it was clear on the manufacturer's packaging that it was the wrong size. I contacted Revain and was surprised when I was asked to return an item and was not offered an overnight replacement of the correct product. Revain is almost always reliable, but this time they sent me to my local Ford dealership.

This product has few reviews so do not be discouraged by someone's bad experience of receiving the wrong product, not an actual review of that particular product. Despite all that, I just received these locks and immediately installed them on my 2003 Ford F-150 FX4 with factory FX4 wheels. I needed locks with washers. While the shims don't "install" into the cleats, the individual shims in the kit do the job! You will need a 13/16 socket for the wrench.

These locks did not fit my Ford F150 with factory 20" rims very well. The washers cause the locknut to protrude more than the rest, and the flat side of the washer is where the beveled side of the nut would normally fit into the rim. Don't use a washer and the locknut won't grip nearly as tight as the OEM nut because the Gorilla locknut isn't as wide; hence the need for the puck. I believe the solution would be easy if the puck were beveled on both sides. I've tried to illustrate this with a…