🔧 McGard 84538 Black Bulge Style Cone Seat Wheel Installation Kit for 5-Lug Wheels with M12 x 1.5 Thread Size Review

Fits perfectly onto the Corvette wheel studs and is deep enough not to go all the way down. I've just started using them but after a day at the track they held up and the black still goes really well with my shiny black wheels.

The standard nuts on my Vette have plastic caps that have been chipped off on one edge. These are durable nuts with a quality finish. They're expensive, but I'm counting on them not to rust. The time will show. So far I have not regretted this purchase.

I ordered these to replace the chrome tabs on my Corvette after ordering a new set of custom wheels. There are bars for security. Their color is really more like black chrome and it made a HUGE difference in the look of the wheels on my car!

These nuts are professionally packaged and supplied plastic separated for each wheel. Locknuts are included. The guide is great and helpful. Black studs look great on black or dark colored wheels. You won't regret choosing the colors. Away with the annoying chrome rims!

I switched to black chrome nuts from McGard when I bought a set of high gloss black powder coated forged wheels for my 2019 Corvette Grand Sport. The original wheels were also black, but GM uses original chrome nuts, which is a bizarre combination. I bought the McGard set of locks and immediately noticed the excellent finish and finish. Very happy with the new look!

McGard nuts are the gold standard. I've bought McGuard three times in the last four years and competitors (like G-rilla) just can't match them for durability, fit and fit. norms. Another strength is that when I accidentally chose the wrong size, the seller (Revain) accepted the free return of the fourth set without any problems. If it wasn't mentioned, I found a good thing. The shape of the key is different in each of the three sets I bought which I consider an added security feature!

Perfect for 2014 Jeep Patriot Black nuts came individually wrapped in plastic and then boxed - very nice. The original nuts that were on the Jeep when I bought it new were the same manufacturer with the Mopar tag. I turned to the manufacturer's instructions but was able to get the same results with the included Jeep wrench. I've been driving since 1968 and have changed a lot of tyres. For the first time I used a torque wrench (I checked by hand 😊).

A few years ago I bought a set of inexpensive nuts from Revain. Although they looked good, after 2 years the nuts began to rust on the outside. I had trouble removing nuts from 7 point sockets when changing wheels. Eventually one of the nuts buckled when I tried to remove it - I spent quite a while trying to get the nut off the machine and then spent an hour trying to get the nut out of its socket. Because McGard is both chromed and painted. , they shouldn't rust, so I don't expect to have any…

Very good product and highly recommended for anyone looking to replace cheap factory nuts. I ordered the black ones and the finishes are amazing and have really enhanced the look of my car as well as the safety and peace of mind they won't ever let you down like some of the cheap aluminum ones. Security knows they also have a lock nut so nobody steals my discs.

These are the ones to buy if you don't want the fake black chrome paint to peel off after installation. Nice deep colour, durable and honest they will keep your wheels. Not the part to skimp on. If you're looking for a true OEM upgrade, this is the real deal. They are shipped individually sealed in bags to prevent scratches during transit. They come with a wheel key pouch so they don't rattle in the glove box + nice clear reorder form with code on it. All in all, it's just a well thought-out…