When disassembling the wheels, you have to remove all the stock GR Corolla lug nuts first. In this case, knowing grab a correct socket is efficient. The socket size of a GR Corolla lug nut is 21mm (13/16″). Most car wheel nuts are hex shaped. Some locking lug nuts are designed with special spline drive shape heads, which make them hard to be stolen due to their irregular shapes. To well protect your finest wheels, a set of locking M12x1.5 lug nuts will be very helpful. It may be a small investment to you, but they do protect your rims from being stolen.
Genuine wheel lug nuts from a reputable company are always the safest option. Companies that provide quality well-made wheel nuts invested a hefty sum in designing and testing their products. Years of research and development make their GR Corolla wheel nuts safer and more reliable. Such high-quality wheel lug nuts bring a level of reliability that also reduces maintenance costs. Always choose genuine brand GR Corolla lug nuts and corresponding wheel hex sockets.
When Should I Replace Toyota GR Corolla Lug Nuts?
If you change to aftermarket wheels or find rusty lug nuts, then it is time to replace the old wheel nuts with a high-quality set. BONOSS provides forged Titanium Toyota GR Corolla lug nuts for your performance upgrade project. Titanium lug nuts are much lighter than other wheel nuts. For example, each BONOSS Titanium lug nut is about 34g and a set of BONOSS Titanium lug nuts weight about 680g. Many racing enthusiasts will use Titanium Toyota GR Corolla lug nuts for reducing the vehicle weight.
Most Toyota GR Corolla lug nuts are hex shape. BONOSS Titanium locking lug nuts are designed with unique Heptagon (7-side) shape heads, which make them hard to be stolen due to their irregular shapes. Without corresponding key sockets, even a professional thief can’t get these wheel locks removed. To well protect your finest wheels, a set of Heptagon Toyota GR Corolla lug nuts will be very helpful. It may be a small investment to you, but they do protect your rims from being stolen.
