🔩 WheelGuard 1957 - Premium Bulge Acorn Lug Nuts (24) | Chrome Plated & 12mm-1.5 Thread Size Review

*Update. After only a few months in Iowa weather they start to rust.** Ring nuts appear to be of decent quality with good chrome and finish. Fits my 2014 Jeep Patriot Latitude 4x4. The original factory jam nuts actually have a 19mm cap on a 18mm steel jam nut. They're extremely cheap and the caps come off, resulting in a lot of people having to pull the lug nuts off and ruin the rim by removing them.

These things look horrible after 5 months of use. My 4 year old car looks really bad even when it's dirty. Here are their photos, I'll throw them away and take something else. I'm not a girly type, but I don't want my car to look awful all the time. I hate that everything made in China sucks but I always see the low price and keep fooling around, now I have to spend $45 on decent cleats and I'm throwing away $17 with these

I bought these tires 8 months ago but received and fitted new tires two weeks ago. They are rusting in the corners after only two weeks of use, but I must add a small caveat that I live across the street from the sea. However, this was never a problem with previous nuts. I used them on a 2014 Ford Fusion to replace OEM Ford flare nuts. They will fit, but the tapered part that first contacts the bolt has a slightly different angle/pitch than the Ford Original Nuts.

So far so good on my 2015 Ford Escape (18 inch rims). I bought these to replace the factory POS nuts (steel nuts with aluminum caps) after they "warped/bulged" at the dealer due to torque tightening (only one Ford dealer has ever serviced them). They arrived quickly, look great and cost several times less than buying from an auto parts store or dealer and went smoothly. Ring nuts should be replaced with solid one-piece nuts as soon as possible. They WILL bulge from overtightening or moisture…

Bought these to replace the original lug nuts on our 2016 Ford Escape which were made with stainless steel sheet metal covers (the covers came loose due to our impact wrench mechanics during a normal tire change - this did having a hard time fitting a 3/4" socket to the lug nuts - his solution was to recommend replacing all lug nuts for about $200 - yes, $200 to fit new Ford lug nuts can start the cycle again) .Out of the box these mounting nuts looked decent quality and snapped into place with