🔧 YITAMOTOR 12x1.25 Black Lug Nuts: Conical Seat, Spline Drive, Compatible for Infiniti Nissan Scion Subaru | 1.38" Tall | 1 Lug Nut Key Included | 20+1Pcs Review

Ordered for a 2007 Altima. When I bought it for my daughter the tires had a mix of nuts and regular bolts. They fit perfectly, we had no problems with the impact drill, no paint chipping or threading issues. Highly recommended.

I love these new nuts on my truck. Twisted, then driven 50 km and checked again, they hold perfectly. They fuse with the rim and now separate like factory nuts. I had no problem tightening them like I have with other nuts that could come loose.

I was hesitant and skeptical about installing them on my 2018 Subaru sti. But after receiving and opening the product, I quickly came to the conclusion that this is a great product. It has a black finish and the internal threads appear to be zinc plated for increased corrosion resistance. They have a certain weight that provides extra security.

I have previously purchased two types of nuts from this company and none of them were listed. The first was not a "slight protrusion" larger than the advertised 0.75" on the cone, but the M12 thread fit. It's a "thin" diameter, but the M12 thread is too small and won't fit (Thread only 1/2 turn.) Time to try another brand!

Product looks solid enough, socket adapter is safe. A 2012 WRX had the ring nuts on with no problem, the torque reading held up after 100 miles. 5 stars for customer service as one of my rivets was in rough condition messing up the threads on one of my new cleats - contacted the email address provided in the box and received a response within 24 hours. They sent me a replacement set free of charge as I couldn't buy replacement nuts - will look into it again.

Overall they arrived quickly and as described however the quality of the product itself was below average. Because the manufacturer painted the entire collet nut black, including the inside where the threads are, I essentially had to re-tighten each nut (tighten two turns and loosen one) when I installed it, and it was very difficult to thread. Less than a month after they were fitted to my car the outside started to rust. They do hold my wheels, however, and the unusual tooling used provides…

Only wore them about a month ago. I used the manual socket wrench that came with the machine. Was initially impressed with the fit and finish. I had to dismantle all four wheels after the car had a minor accident. The incredibly cheap head that came with the kit literally broke. I asked the tow truck what they do in such a situation and he gave me another one bought at an auto parts store. He had half a dozen in his tool box. It broke right away too. I had to save the car with the wheels…

They looked and performed well when I first installed them. Once I took them off and on a few times, I noticed that the finish quickly deteriorated. They had what appeared to be rust on the splines and were only ever hand tightened and tightened properly. They also started getting tied up and even hung on the bolts of the new car, so the problem was with the nuts. Today I literally went to spin the wheels and always check by hand by tightening the nuts first and after that I found that one is…

19 out of 20 was great, especially for the price. One had bad threads and I messed up a wheel stud. I emailed the company a few days ago but didn't get a response (it's a bank holiday weekend). If I get fantastic customer service I will change my rating. If I get bad service I will change my rating too. Three stars are currently given for a good price and on the condition that they only send a surrogate mother. UPDATE: The company didn't email them directly, but after my verification they…