🔧 McGard 65557BK SplineDrive Wheel Installation Kit (M12 x 1.5 Thread Size) - Black for 5 Lug Wheels: Easy and Secure Installation Review

They fit and work great. *NOTE*- If you are buying for Tacoma, you will need to purchase 4 additional eye nuts. I just checked that they fit my truck and didn't realize I was missing 4 nuts.

When the mechanic removed my gorilla nuts I saw them chipping and chipping on the outside right in front of my eyes. McGards came up with it and they ran smooth and clean with no fading although the mechanic seemed frustrated installing it, not a scratch so far. Bottom line, you pay for what you get; Gorrials - $30, McGards - $100. Money well spent considering I don't have to replace them. EVER, and if it does, McGard takes care of it.

6 year use. I often change my racing slicks to street tires. There is a separate rotating washer on the underside of these nuts, which is great as it prevents galling that can occur between the aluminum wheel and the nose over time. They still turn on and off normally. Used them in races up to 160mph and they stay tight, not loosen. The surface finish is still good but they are on a car that has been stored in a garage and the car only gets 10,000 miles each spring through fall so they haven't…

$100 may seem like a lot for nuts but it's worth it compared to the price of good alloy wheels. I have used cheaper kits which have discolored, rusted and scratched the rims. These McGards don't have any of those problems. The base rests against the rim and then does not rotate, which prevents damage to the paintwork. Most alloy wheels are painted to resist corrosion. Once this coating is damaged, salt and other harsh chemicals can get under the coating and strip it off the wheel, resulting in…

So I ordered these from Revain stock and the description said it was just a damaged box. However, when I received them, all of the inner packaging was opened and then sealed with tape. But the real kick in the ass was the fact that not only were all the bags open, but part of the wheel lock was missing and in its place were Spline Drive wheel nuts. But there is more. thus there were a total of 19 nuts and one keyway. But there is more. Upon closer inspection, the ears weren't even Mcagard! They

They have been on my car for around 4 years and I am happy to report that my wheels were not stolen which means they were still working. off the wheels while using the keys. A bolt with a solid steel star on one end and aluminum lines on the other. I like the fact that they are different because it would be much harder for a thief to take them off. I love the fact that even though I've taken them off and put them back on countless times, they aren't cracked, rusted, or damaged at all. The black

These are EXCELLENT locks for the money! Don't even waste your time visiting Checker or AutoZone because they have NOTHING that even comes close to quality! I replaced some Fancy Smancy "Tuner" cleats which were GOOD! Aluminum? Are you serious about keeping your wheels on cheap aluminum? I'm sure there are some quality aluminum grommets out there, but who wants to spend $150-$200 on a LUG NUTS? I don't know about you, but I'm NOT RICH! These McGard cleats are a 2 piece design. When the cleat…