Best Lug Nuts to Use?
I bought several sets of McGard Chrome Lug Nuts from Pep Boys last March to replace the factory "capped" ones.
They're already starting to rust.
Where can I find some really good lug nuts that aren't going to rust?
I'm running the stock Rubicon rims & tires.
They're already starting to rust.
Where can I find some really good lug nuts that aren't going to rust?
I'm running the stock Rubicon rims & tires.
The stainless caps on the OEM ones have been dented by the monkeys at the dealership with the impact wrenches.
Plus, when the caps fall off of the OEM ones, you've got an exposed bolt on a stud. Not fun if you need to change a tire and don't have the right lug size wrench.
Happened to me on my Cherokee.
Plus, when the caps fall off of the OEM ones, you've got an exposed bolt on a stud. Not fun if you need to change a tire and don't have the right lug size wrench.
Happened to me on my Cherokee.
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I ordered mine from the local Discount Tire. (for a 6-lug wheel set, so I had extras for the spare tire) When it was time for my regular rotation, they re-installed with the Gorillas. Make sure you buy the spare key with the card that comes with the set. It will cost more down the road and you CERTAINLY don't want to be without a key.
I ordered mine from the local Discount Tire. (for a 6-lug wheel set, so I had extras for the spare tire) When it was time for my regular rotation, they re-installed with the Gorillas. Make sure you buy the spare key with the card that comes with the set. It will cost more down the road and you CERTAINLY don't want to be without a key.
Whatever you do, stay away from splined tuner nuts! those things are all crap and bend far too easily. I have gone through 2 sets now (different brands) and had nothing but problems such as twisting and rusting. Gorilla is the way to go
The stainless caps on the OEM ones have been dented by the monkeys at the dealership with the impact wrenches.
Plus, when the caps fall off of the OEM ones, you've got an exposed bolt on a stud. Not fun if you need to change a tire and don't have the right lug size wrench.
Happened to me on my Cherokee.
Plus, when the caps fall off of the OEM ones, you've got an exposed bolt on a stud. Not fun if you need to change a tire and don't have the right lug size wrench.
Happened to me on my Cherokee.



