YITAMOTOR Compatible Cadillac Chevrolet Mitsubishi Review

They work, but they're definitely cheap. I still had some chips and other machining by-products in/on the threads. They need to be cleaned before you can use them. But for the price they work.

Much better than the factory Ford crap they put on it. Walmart put the tires on and removed all the Ford eyelets. Had to use a smaller head hammered to get out. They ran great and seem to be better quality than the factory crap.

Worked great on aftermarket 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Niche Targa wheels. Replaced with black, which became very rusty. The chrome finish on them feels very solid and I doubt they will rust anytime soon.

For the price it was amazing and I ordered the wrong size. Instead of sending it back I was just sent the correct size and was told to keep the ones originally ordered, the only downside in that you get what you pay for when it comes to auto parts, the chrome doesn't last very long on them but as long as they're doing what they're supposed to be doing and my tire hasn't come loose, that's a plus.

Correctly described, it fits your car, the main thing is that the pattern of the ears matches. My only problem is that I've had them for about two months now and they're already starting to rust. I suspect my socket wrench may have damaged them, but I'm not sure they should be damaged and rusted that easily.

They were well packaged unlike another set from another company that just sat around in the box. I used them to replace nuts on my wife's Miata NB so they all finally matched in size and type. They look decent. qualitative. I'd say probably better than the gorilla eyes I have on my Mustang. Time will tell if they will rust.

Don't forget to replace the nuts on older vehicles as the edges are rounded. You don't want to be left at the side of the road with a flat tire that can't be easily and safely replaced due to worn nuts. I broke through and had to be towed. I needed new road safety nuts and they look good too! Thanks for the fast shipping and the savings.

Replaced OEM nuts on 2013 Ford Escape. The original lug nuts were chrome plated, which swelled over time causing the glans cap to rotate around the nut itself. At first I panicked thinking someone had twisted and snapped off the nuts as they too were round and deformed/oversized. For the first wheel, after figuring out what was going on, I had to break the chisel and gouge out three of the five. Chrome caps to show off real nuts. I used the rest of the nuts with a hammer to hammer the socket…