As a thumb of rule, there is not a universal lug nut that works well for all vehicles. In daily use, we remove the wheel nuts and put the nuts back. Once it is damaged or lost, there is a pretty high chance you need to replace it. Finding out what size of lug nut fits your vehicle is a crucial step in replacing it. Generally, wheel lug nuts do only come in a couple of sizes. Some lug nuts are marked with sizes on the surface, like M12x1.5, M12x1.25, M14x1.5… You can also figure it out on the Internet. When neither of these works, it is better to measure on your own.
When you add aftermarket wheels to your car, knowing the wheel lug seat is also important. Generally, aftermarket wheels come with various seat types. Common seat types of nuts include conical seats, ball seats, flat seats, etc. If you get aftermarket wheels, then find out which lug seat will fit the wheel insert seat. Only the seat types match can your new wheels be properly mounted.
What Types of Lug Nuts Are Good?
To further improve the wheel style and performance, BONOSS provides all-new forged aluminum 7075-T6 lug nuts. These nuts come in a variety of colors, such as red, black, gold, silver, blue, grey, and more. Obviously, these wheel nuts will give your vehicle a fresh, eye-catching look. Since these BONOSS forged aluminum 7075-T6 alloy wheel nuts go through hard anodizing surface treatment, the color won’t fade easily. In addition, aluminum alloy is around 1/3 the weight of steel.
Therefore, these BONOSS forged 7075-T6 aluminum lug nuts have a much better strength-to-weight ratio than steel lug nuts. Each BONOSS lug nut net weight is 28g, and a set of BONOSS aluminum 7075-T6 lug nuts weight is about 560g. A lighter spring weight can reduce battery consumption and power loss, and effectively improve driving performance. By using lug nuts of different styles, you can make the rims more noticeable and beautiful.
