🔧 Enhance Your GM Wheels: Set of 24 Chrome 14x1.5 Lug Nuts - GM 9596070 611-236 Wheel Accessories Review

I just installed these on my 2016 GMC Sierra 1500. I'm tired of struggling with OEM two-piece nuts. With use, the outer shell cracks and deforms, after which the nuts begin to get stuck in the socket (not to mention the bad looks). Enough of it! These whole nuts are well priced and exceeded my expectations. Simple hex shape looks and feels premium (no two-piece rattle) like OEM. I installed with an air impact wrench and can't see any damage to the chrome finish. Time will tell if they hold up…

I thought the lug nuts looked great until further inspection. I thought some of them looked like the finish had peeled off in the corners, or like someone had used them and then quickly painted them over (like a throwback or something). They fit my 2016 Silverado 1500. I needed a replacement due to crappy factory nuts, now I can't return them or I would. As of June 29, 2020, they have already started to rust.

. All wheel nuts rusted as soon as they were exposed to winter weather or road salt. If you live in a cold weather condition, you may need other nuts. Bought these to replace the stock nuts on my 2017 Dodge Ram 1500. They are very good, durable, with good finishes. I just installed it so I can't comment on durability. But in terms of output quality, they are very good. Good value for money. I bought a pack of 24 and have 4 extra nuts to spare for any that might rust etc.

You, like many others, own an older car that comes from the factory with two nuts. IOW a stamped "mantle" is placed over a traditional nut. Well, the corrosion starts between the embossing and the nut. The "coating" swells up, making it difficult, if not impossible, to use a wrench or socket to remove or install nuts. Therefore, people remove and replace the factory nuts with full nuts. It is currently unknown how the coating will resist surface corrosion, but it cannot "swell". But that's not…

My new nuts came well packaged with a foam insert in the box with cut outs for each nut to allow them to appear as made. They have been lightly coated to protect the finish and give them some resistance to corrosion when left on a shelf. Ripple to the end, but unless you're upside down they look every bit as good as any much more expensive nuts I've seen. Yes they are chrome plated which means they need wax to prevent them from rusting. Machine with lots of soap that removes the wax, they need…