🔩 Mastiff 13757 Acorn Bulge Lug Nut Set - M12X1.5 Thread, Triple-Chrome Finish, 3/4 Hex, 60 Degree Conical Seat (Pack of 20) - After-Market Lug Nuts Review

They are painted so I expect them to chip but I needed nuts to put the summer wheels on. I didn't expect them to be so cute. Better than OEM

For less than a dollar each, there's nothing to complain about. Some acorns are flatter than others, but once planted this is hardly noticeable. I wouldn't buy them for good aftermarket drives. Let's see how they hold up over time.

I bought these to replace those crappy thin chrome film factory nuts. These are strong one-piece nuts, much better than the factory nuts you can leave on the side of the road if the two pieces won't move together.

I converted an old 4 bolt trailer to 5 bolts with spacers so now all my trailers use the same wheels. These hard chrome nuts look great and fit perfectly. Delivery was quick and I will be buying more for other cars as soon as I need them.

Excellent replacement for the original tin plated nuts. Some buyers note that chrome tends to rust for some time after installation, but I didn't notice that on ours. I'm very happy with them, especially when compared to the original nuts when the sheet metal caps warp.

I have a 2012 Chrysler Town and Country and suffered from OEM puff nuts last year. As I got closer to rounding the pair, I decided to invest in them. You look good; If properly chromed they should be fine, but time will tell. I'll come back to reevaluate when they rust. As usual, I use a little non-stick coating when installing. They are much more economical than other premium brands. More importantly, they're the same 19mm or 3/4" as stock, so the wrench that came with the van will do just…

I bought some Method Truck wheels from Discount Tire and the nuts they gave me were undersized and improperly filled in the cone seat of the bore on the wheel. I went to every auto parts store I could find and none of them had the right one. If they had something close by, they were usually pretty expensive. After all this research, I am convinced that what Discount Tire gave me was considered sports car tuning nuts. It's hard to describe the installation problem, but in fact these smaller nuts