Designed for vehicles with 1/2-20 thread pitch
Features:
- Used for wheels with 60 degree tapered seating
- Long lasting finish
Specifications:
- Style: Closed-end
- Seating? Acorn? 60 degree
- Thread Sizes: 1/2-20
- Available Colors: Chrome, Black, Blue, and Red?
- Length: 112mm
- Width: 22.8mm
- Hex: 19mm
Please verify the size lug your vehicle uses before ordering.
The finish on this lug bolt is achieved through several different phases. Such as cold forged carbon steel with enhanced rigidity through heat treatment. This is the correct way to finish a wheel. They have a beautiful finish with a superior sheen due to the additional layer of clear coat.
COMPATIBILITY:
- Buyers are responsible for choosing the correct thread, seat, and nut type for their application.
- Please insure that your threaded stud length is at least 1/4" (6mm) shorter than the nut length listed above. Otherwise, you may need our extended model lug nuts.
- Please insure that you are purchasing the correct lug nut model for your wheel seat type.
- These nuts fits most factory wheels, but may or may not fit depending on your wheel. Please insure before purchase
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The photograph does not depict the superior finish of the wheel.
Size and Pitch Chart
The pitch is measured by the distance between threads or the measurement of threads per inch for non-metric stud sizes. Below is a chart showing some of the popular car brands and models, as well as their respective thread size and pitch.
Make and Model
Year
Thread Size and Pitch
Acura: RL
2005 - present
14 x 1.5
Dodge Durango
2014-2016
14 x 1.5
Jeep Grand Cherokee
2011-2016
14 x 1.5
Dodge Challenger
2009-2016
14 x 1.5
Dodge Charger
2007-2016
14 x 1.5
Ram 1500
2012-2017
14 x 1.5
Toyota Venza
2009-2015
14 x 1.5
Toyota Tundra
2007-2016
14 x 1.5
Toyota Sequoia
2008-2016
14 x 1.5
Toyota Land Cruiser
1998-2016
14 x 1.5
Size and pitch measurements are in millimeters. The unit represents thread size by pitch size; therefore, Acura RL cars from 2005 to present have wheel nuts with 14 mm thread sizes and 1.5 mm pitch sizes, for example.
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