If your Honda Accord comes with OEM locking wheel lug nuts, then a special key may be stored in the glove compartment, center console storage, storage box, or trunk. Wheel locks work as standard wheel nuts but they require specific keys to install/remove. Most OEM Honda lug nuts are ball seat type. However, aftermarket wheels come in various seat types. The most common aftermarket wheels you would find in the auto shops are by far conical lug seats.
When upgrading to new aftermarket wheels, you’ll possibly need to replace the stock Accord lug nuts to match the new wheel insert holes. When choosing aftermarket wheel locks, the materials are important. Due to differences between materials, different Honda Accord lug nuts perform differently. Generally, high-quality steel lug nuts ensure a stronger bolted joint. This means when facing fierce impacts, these types of Honda Accord wheel locks are not easy to break.
What Honda Accord Lug Nuts Don’t Rust Easily?
Brand companies focus on quality and reputation. Nothing is more intimidating and confusing when looking for a new set of Honda Accord lug nuts. BONOSS forged ISO grade 12 lug nuts are made of high-strength 50BV30 steel. The super forging process makes these stud nuts more durable and more resistant to corrosion and oxidation. They are approved by SGS TUV. The minimum proof load is 105,700N. The super forging process maximizes the strength which makes them highly resistant to wear and damage.
Unlike most wheel nuts people find in the market, BONOSS forged 50BV30 lug nuts are exceptionally strong, making them very durable. Particularly, BONOSS forged 50BV30 steel Honda Accord lug nuts give salt spray resistances exceeding 500 hours. The advanced special surface treatment improves the scratch resistance ability. This means these BONOSS forged 50BV30 Honda Accord lug nuts are good to resist various types of damage such as scratches, gouges, wear, and other flaws.
