🔩 Black Chrome M12x1.50 Bulge Acorn Lug Nut - White Knight 1707SBK-20AM (Pack of 20) Review

Update: I emailed the company and they sent me a new set plus a free lock and latch set. Did it very quickly too. The crowd isn't the best yet, but we'll see how the new ones hold up. So far so good, after two weeks the top of the nut fell off. They are NOT METAL. I will honestly buy new tabs. These don't even seem safe. they are garbage!

I assumed these nuts were a single piece of steel. You are not. 2 out of 20 nuts also had their caps broken when I put them on. Now I doubt the quality of the remaining nuts. I would not buy these nuts. I will buy another set. You can save on that. Your life and the life of all other occupants could be in danger.

I bought these nuts to replace the crappy two piece nuts that Ford supplies for a lot of new cars. The nut body is strong, eliminating the buckling/ballooning problem common to Ford nuts. The end cap is not tight and eventually they will fail and pop out. Also, the black finish deteriorates almost immediately after installation. They're functional and inexpensive, but that's about all there is to say about them.

I have a 2021 Ford Ranger Lariat 4x4 with Black Appearance package. These nuts are slightly longer than the originals but otherwise fit perfectly. In my opinion Ford should have installed black nuts to improve the overall look (no chrome) of the truck. If you have the same truck as mine they fit and look great. When I ordered them they only came in packs of 20 or 4. Since there were 6 studs per wheel I needed 4 extra. I think they should have sold them in packs of 20 or 24 depending on need.

I bought this set of nuts to replace the factory nuts on my car that were falling apart. These are by far the worst nuts I've ever seen. In the description they are black chrome but nowhere in the description does it say it is a regular black chrome nut. There are caps on the tops of the three lug nuts and they are felt by simply placing them on the wheels and tightening them to spec. They look beautiful, just admire them in the box and don't put them on the car. They dissolve. Also Revain, I'm

I received them very quickly, in less than 48 hours which is always great especially with the ongoing accumulation of Covid. They were purchased in black as I wanted to remove the factory installed locks. and the purchase price of 4 nuts, matched or mismatched, made them very attractive. I bought a pack of 20 for my economy 4 hole box. I'm glad I did because one of the caps popped off the nuts during installation. I've had three, which were a little tight when initially set up, but not too bad.

They have good studs and the price couldn't be higher. but be careful. The Revain site specifically said they would fit my 2013 Subaru Outback, but they didn't even come close. Too long and wrong topics. This is more for an SUV or a truck. Then when I went to return it, the company wanted to charge me 1/3 of the purchase price for the return postage.

I know the return period is 30 days and you can't help me. But I want you to know that the nuts I ordered will not fit a 2002 Jaguar Xj 8. My car has factory rims. See attached photos. I don't want anyone else to have the same problem as me. I need to replace my drives now due to wear and tear on my drives. parkers

They are painted black instead of black chrome and even with the scratches caused by the installer's percussion gun they still look good, much better than my mismatched and rusty stock. The hex size is slightly smaller than the original which makes it interesting as it is smaller than the wheel lock key for the wheel locks which I also purchased. They will work until I find better nuts.

These nuts are for my black 2012 Ford Fusion Sport with large premium rims. Looks great on a black car! HAVE YOU GONE? Yes, they seem to fit very well, but there is a significant size difference between the (crappy) nuts and these new ones. The new ones seem to have barely enough taper, I figured it would be a throwback at some point. You can see the rejuvenation of the old nuts compared to the new ones (photo). They ran well and I was able to turn them to the point. They seem to be durable…